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WHAT IS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE? So many of us still have no idea what is AI. How does it help? Hurt? According "hpe.com",  Early days of AI While its early forms enabled computers to play games like checkers against humans, AI is now part of our daily lives. We have AI solutions for quality control, video analytics, speech-to-text (natural language processing), and autonomous driving, as well as solutions in healthcare, manufacturing financial services, and entertainment. A powerful tool for businesses and organizations Artificial intelligence can be a very powerful tool for both large corporations generating significant data and small organizations that need to process their calls with customers more effectively. AI can streamline business processes, complete tasks faster, eliminate human error, and much more. AI at the edge HPE is pioneering a new frontier of AI by harnessing data and gaining insights at the edge. We empower success with real-time analytical AI for automat

  Artificial intelligence  The way artificial intelligence has helped humans can also be argued it has damaged humans. The topic on its own is very much arguable. Many people appreciate what artificial intelligence has done for humans especially when it's related to molding organisms and natural selection but now that science is involved in nature it no longer is clean or organic. Having an organic meal is much more delicious, healthy, and expensive. Why is this? I believe now anything that takes longer in growing on its own without help from science is rare and cheaper. However, this should not be the case. We should be able to enjoy healthy food without making big financial sacrifices. The stigma that surrounds places like Whole Foods or Trader Joe's is "expensive or people with money shop there" this is unfair for those who wish they could eat healthy regularly. Artificial intelligence adds growth hormones into different plants and animals to give us more but at wh

Entity Relationship Diagrams A clear chart can be effective between understanding various aspects including a simple recipe or an entire organization chart showing command hierarchy. It is important to have these charts within companies as well as part of an instruction manual. Step by step or relationship connectors are effective for many distinct aspects of life.  As we learn additional AI studies it is shown these relationship diagrams help computers connect different relationships or procedures therefore the intelligence gained by a machine can be compared to a human mind. Robots and self-driven cars have the intelligence to react to certain outside factors providing them with a real response, these responses are closed researched, I can envision relationship diagrams are used to give a clear path of direction for reactions.  As related to a company hierarchy the importance of these charts can assist in many different ways. As simple as a receptionist need to know who to contact

Job Market Prep The job market is a very confusing place right now. Confusing to the extent depending on what type of job you are looking for there could be a very high possibility you can find it. This idea is depending on your skills and education it is possible to land a great job. It seems easy to obtain employment right now, after COVID lots of people quit their jobs or realized it was possible to work from home. Lots of people became creative and found ways of making money while being home. For a mom who has young kids, the pandemic became a chaotic time. Kids homeschooled or online school, preparing meals, keeping up with home. Working became the least of many people's worries. People left their jobs therefore the job market is at a good place right now for those who want to work.  On the opposite end, companies have taken the pandemic and so many technology developments to replace the jobs that have become obsolete. It is important now to familiarize ourselves with the most

  Tableau Public is interesting and fun to use. It appears to me this is very similar to excel as far as the presentation goes it does seem enjoyable both to create and to use in a presentation. I would not mind using this for a future presentation where I need a visual similar to excel yet bringing more creativity and originality. The best part of Tableau is how simple it is to use. I tried to create a simple graph, the results did not disappoint me.  I tried to "compare" data in a visual the presentation was clear without the need for lots of explanations the point came across easily.  As I explored the website I came across the example below, which was my favorite. The colors and information are detailed yet simple to understand. Best graph I have ever seen. 

 Creating an infographic begins by thinking of different ways to present my information. Important aspects of the infographics are presentation, relationship to the data, and attracting the preferred audience. So to begin I write down my ideas and create a plan. I picture the infographics and brainstorm where I will pull the data from and/or the pictures I would like to use to present. The next step is to then think about the audience I want to attract. It is important to consider the audience for me to present the information in the best way.  Once I type up my post, I search for the best pictures to represent the data I want to share. This step takes into consideration how I want to create the idea I have visualized. I save the pictures into my files, I place them on my infographic. The last step is to read my information to verify it is clear to understand. The information I write about has to relate to the pictures or graphs I used.  For this example, I am using a visual for thinki