AI Anyone Can Understand: Part 9 — Deep Learning

Author(s): Andrew Austin

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Deep learning is a way that computers can learn and make predictions on their own without being specifically told what to do. It involves using a special type of program called an “artificial neural network” that can process lots of information and figure out the patterns and connections in the data. This allows the computer to learn from the data and make predictions about things it hasn’t seen before, just like a human brain can. Deep… Read the full blog for free on Medium.

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