Hi, welcome to Day 2 of Norwich Science Festival.
We're going to look at artificial intelligence today or AI for short.
My name's Neil Parkin.
I work at Applied Research here at BT.
Hi, I'm Claire,
I'm gonna be your other hosts for today and I'm a Graduate Researcher at BT.
The first video comes from Detlef from BT,
and we're looking at giving eyes to AI,
so that's AI looking at different objects and being
able to make decisions for us based on what it can see.
Today's activity will be looking at training AI
systems to recognise different objects and
also to learn about what context is, so that will help
them learn what a cat is versus what a dog is.
For our second video today,
we've got Kings College London, who are
gonna give a really good overview of AI and all the places it's used.
If you're watching this today,
then you can scroll down and get involved in the Q&A.
If you're not watching this today,
the Q&A will be recorded and you can have a look at your leisure.
Today's videos should give you a really good understanding
into what AI actually is and how it works.
Yeah, and for me AI
was something you only used to see in films,
now I have Alexa telling me how long it's going to take for me to get to work.
To watch the video scroll down,
and we hope you guys enjoy