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Qu’est-ce que l’Intelligence Artificielle ?
L’intelligence artificielle (IA) désigne un ensemble de technologies qui permettent aux machines de simuler des processus d’intelligence humaine. Cela inclut la capacité d’apprendre, de raisonner, de résoudre des problèmes, de comprendre le langage naturel et de percevoir des informations à partir de leur environnement. L’IA repose sur des algorithmes complexes qui sont intégrés dans des environnements informatiques dynamiques. Ces algorithmes permettent aux machines d’améliorer leurs performances au fil du temps en se basant sur les données qu’elles collectent. Source : you.com
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