Answer 1

Artificial Intelligence is a field of study, the study of making computers intelligent, capable of performing and completing tasks which would usually require human intelligence. In this field of study, specific algorithms are used to make computers intelligent, such as genetic algorithms, annealing, deep learning (via ANNs). Artificial Intelligence itself encompasses a wider range than these algorithms.

Most of the codes you linked do exhibit a certain level of intelligence, but when people talk about A.I. in the recent years, a major focus is emphasized on the ability of a computer program or a machine to learn how to become better at solving tasks, when given sets of training data. This is coined the term "Machine Learning", and is what (some of) the codes you linked above, lack.

If you bring a tic-tac-toe solver back to the 80s, people may call it "good A.I.". Nowadays considering the shift of focus in the field of study, people would hardly consider it A.I. , although it is well within the range of what has been originally defined as artificial intelligence.

Answer 2

IA can be an simple if/else stament and a very complex algorithm like machine learning.

Answer 3

A.I can be performed via algorithm (in most cases). Saying that A.I is an algorithm its not wrong but its abstract concept, it is very general and not well specified. If you mean that an algorithm can think like a human and output logical results then yes this algorithm produces A.I, or better this algorithm thinks like a natural being. Now maybe A.I in general it is an algorithm yes,maybe not exclusively a code but a system which works by using probably codes and other futures. For example one can say that our universe is an A.I system which works based on an algorithm. So, yes its not wrong to say that A.I is an algorithm. and better: A.I can be an algorithm too.

Answer 4

It is a discipline focusing on multiple problem domains and algorithms.

Answer 5

An AI is an algorithm made for a task like playing a chess game in which by playing again and again it gets better.
In Computer Science AI is also referred as optimization algorithms.

Answer 6

thought provoking question... following

Answer 7

wow, i never thought that AI could be an algorythm. tough question

Answer 8

a.i is the theory and development of computer systems able to perform tasks normally requiring human intelligence, such as visual perception, speech recognition, decision-making, and translation between languages.so yes it is an algorithm

Answer 9

modern day Ai is a combination of algoritmes to solve many different logical problems . All clustered together connected to a a self expanding cloudbased service providing New features as it grows. eather by machine learning or by container services that are offering New capabilitys without the Need of reprograming the intelligence but just adding features to its cloud system. Google hansen robotics and opencog. and if you know Some python you can dive in Googles tensorflow and learn Something about machine learning.it has a Pretty nice tutorial on the official page!

Answer 10

It's a way to solve problems

Answer 11

AI is a field of study but you can certainly argue if it is an algorithm because for intelligence, the system is already assigned with algorithms of possible future queries supported by huge data from past experience.

Answer 12

Artificial Intelligence itself is a really disruptive technology that offers more and more functions and applications every day.

Artificial Intelligence offers companies new opportunities: better customer service, faster production, and automation of many processes. This is why many businesses have already implemented AI to simplify their daily routine tasks.

At this source https://computools.com/artificial-intelligence-business-potential/ you'll find more info.

Answer 13

I would say AI is the pursuit of making a machine self-aware, and hence bringing the downfall of humanity with that incredible accomplishment. But don't worry we can always become their less intelligent, comic relief, for our new robot overlords.

Answer 14

Nate Junior You do this again, you screwed.