목차
I. IntroductionII. Body
1. First period : Advent of Artificial Intelligence in films
2. Second Period : Development of Artificial Intelligence in films
3. Third Period : Changes of Artificial Intelligence in films
III. Conclusion
1. Process of developments of Artificial Intelligence in films
2. Limitations of descriptions of Artificial Intelligence in films
본문내용
I. IntroductionToday Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no more of an empty dream. Early this year at the World Economic Forum, the 4th Industrial Revolution is declared to be just around the corner. It implies that the mobile internet, mobile area network, machine learning as well as utilization of AI is going to prevail the whole society including everyone's daily life. For sure the Go math between Alphago and Lee Sedol demonstrates that AI is comparable with human intelligence, if not a cut above it.
Thus it is without doubt that we, the people who are living in the transitional stage toward the epoch of coexistence with AI, define the meaning and effect of AI and think of the ways to adopt it fruitfully to our daily lives. No more can the modern society disregard the growing influence of AI; it not only dominates medical, educational, financial or any other professional fields but also seeps into thoughts of the people toward the future and development of society corresponding to the development of AI itself.
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