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Applications of Artificial Intelligence

Applications of Artificial Intelligence. Mike Scavezze March 28, 2000. Artificial Intelligence Today. Intelligent computer poker players Robotic pets Automated customer service Computerized face recognition Optimized climate control. Intelligent Computer Poker Players.

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Applications of Artificial Intelligence

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  1. Applications of Artificial Intelligence Mike Scavezze March 28, 2000

  2. Artificial Intelligence Today • Intelligent computer poker players • Robotic pets • Automated customer service • Computerized face recognition • Optimized climate control

  3. Intelligent Computer Poker Players • Problems that had to be overcome • Game of imperfect information • Reading opponents • Poker involves chance

  4. Intelligent Computer Poker Players • Solution • Scientists have written a program to play poker intelligently • This program is called Loki

  5. Intelligent Computer Poker Players • How Loki works • Learns how its opponents play • sees how often players bluff • compares a player’s betting to the player’s hand • Calculates probabilities

  6. Intelligent Computer Poker Players • Advantages • Does not crack under pressure • Can figure probabilities and statistics more effectively than humans

  7. Robotic Pets • Sony’s AIBO • Robotic dog • Develops personality depending on treatment by owner • Responds to touch and sound • Has robotic, jointed legs

  8. Robotic Pets • NEC’s R100 • Similar to Sony’s model • Has wheels instead of legs • Makes R100 less expensive • Planned release date: 2001

  9. Robotic Pets • Price and popularity • AIBO’s price tag: $2,500 • Sell outs • In the U.S., 2,000 sold in 4 days • In Japan, 3,000 sold in 20 minutes • In response to this: • 10,000 more were produced • 135,000 additional have been requested

  10. Automated Customer Service • Why it is needed • People are unsatisfied with: • Response time • Quality of service • Companies are swamped with emails and are unable to reply in a timely fashion

  11. Automated Customer Service • How it works • Determines the email’s request • Routes the email to the correct department • Sends automated responses

  12. Computerized Face Recognition • What it is used for • Airport security • Identifies known terrorists • Casino management • Recognizes card sharks and cheaters

  13. Computerized Face Recognition • How it works • Scans a picture of a face • Distinguishes facial features • Searches database to determine the person’s identity

  14. Computerized Face Recognition • Downsides • Could be used to invade privacy • Movements of ordinary citizens could be monitored

  15. Optimized Climate Control • Where its used • One New York City public housing facility • If successful there, it will be used in other housing facilities in New York City

  16. Optimized Climate Control • What it does • Monitors the boiler system • Recognizes trouble patterns • Corrects problem • If unable to do so, calls for help

  17. Optimized Climate Control • Benefits • Over 10 years, the system will save 2 million dollars • If installed in all 3000 public housing facilities in New York City, over 6 billion dollars will be saved

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