Artificial Intelligence Applications - List of Applications

List of Applications

Typical problems to which AI methods are applied
  • Pattern recognition
    • Optical character recognition
    • Handwriting recognition
    • Speech recognition
    • Face recognition
  • Artificial Creativity
  • Computer vision, Virtual reality and Image processing
  • Diagnosis (artificial intelligence)
  • Game theory and Strategic planning
  • Game artificial intelligence and Computer game bot
  • Natural language processing, Translation and Chatterbots
  • Nonlinear control and Robotics
Other fields in which AI methods are implemented
  • Artificial life
  • Automated reasoning
  • Automation
  • Biologically inspired computing
  • Concept mining
  • Data mining
  • Knowledge representation
  • Semantic Web
  • E-mail spam filtering
  • Robotics
    • Behavior-based robotics
    • Cognitive
    • Cybernetics
    • Developmental robotics
    • Epigenetic robotics
    • Evolutionary robotics
  • Hybrid intelligent system
  • Intelligent agent
  • Intelligent control
  • Litigation

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