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What Areas Are We Seeing AI Applied in Our Normal Lives
It depends on how you define AI. Realistically, anything that involves media or understanding things that scientists couldn’t do before having large neural networks that could solve these core tasks, like in videos, to summarize or caption what's happening. We are also seeing changes in the medical world to automatically analyze and read medical scans.
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