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inteligencia artificial
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Artificial intelligence is a subclass of computer science, emerging technology, and reasoning. It is also a facet of cognitive science. The field includes symbolic artificial intelligence, connectionism, and machine learning. Its goals involve automated reasoning, automated planning and scheduling, natural language processing, and machine perception. Common uses include search engines, recommender systems, natural language understanding, and autonomous cars.
The subject is influenced by psychology, linguistics, and philosophy. Significant events include the Dartmouth workshop, Deep Blue versus Kasparov in 1997, and AlphaGo versus Lee Sedol. Short names for the topic are AI, IA, KI, and ШІ. It has characteristics such as regulation of artificial intelligence and artificiality. The history of the topic is documented in a timeline and general history.
Artificial intelligence is maintained by WikiProject Artificial Intelligence. It appears on the focus list for Wikipedia vital articles. The topic has a Commons category and a Stack Exchange tag. It is referenced by 11,772 other encyclopedia articles. PubMed lists 381,143 items for the query.
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La inteligencia artificial es, en las ciencias de la computación, la disciplina que intenta replicar y desarrollar la inteligencia y sus procesos implícitos a través de computadoras. No existe un acuerdo sobre la definición completa de inteligencia artificial, pero se han seguido cuatro enfoques: dos centrados en los humanos (sistemas que piensan como humanos, y sistemas que actúan como humanos) y dos centrados en torno a la racionalidad (sistemas que piensan racionalmente y sistemas que actúan racionalmente). Comenzó poco después de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, y el nombre lo acuñó en 1956 el informático John McCarthy, en la Conferencia de Dartmouth. La inteligencia artificial abarca en la actualidad una gran variedad de subcampos, que van desde áreas de propósito general, como el aprendizaje y la percepción, a otras más específicas como el juego de ajedrez, la demostración de teoremas matemáticos, la escritura de poesía y el diagnóstico de enfermedades. La Inteligencia Artificial sintetiza y automatiza tareas que en principio son intelectuales y es, por lo tanto, potencialmente relevante para cualquier ámbito de la actividad intelectual humana. En este sentido, es un campo genuinamente universal.
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