๐ AI Comes Back! (1990s โ 2000s)
From Chess Champions to Chat Helpers
After a long โAI Winter,โ something exciting happenedโฆ
AI started making a comeback! ๐
Thanks to faster computers, more data, and new ideas, the dream of smart machines was alive again โ and this time, it was ready to shine!
๐ป Better Computers, Bigger Brains
In the 1990s, computers became much faster and cheaper. Scientists could now build smarter programs that did more than just solve puzzles or play simple games.
AI could now learn from data and make smarter decisions.
โ๏ธ Deep Blue vs. Garry Kasparov โ A Historic Match
In 1997, something amazing happenedโฆ
A computer called Deep Blue, built by IBM, played chess against Garry Kasparov, the world champion.
And guess what?
Deep Blue won! ๐ฎ
This was a huge moment in AI history. It showed the world that computers could beat even the smartest humans at complex games like chess.
๐ฑ AI in Everyday Life
By the 2000s, AI wasnโt just in labs or game rooms โ it was starting to help people in real life!
Here are some cool ways AI began helping us every day:
- ๐ Search engines like Google got better at finding what weโre looking for
- ๐ง Spam filters helped clean up our email inboxes
- ๐๏ธ Speech recognition let us talk to computers and phones (like early versions of Siri!)
AI was becoming a helpful behind-the-scenes buddy in technology all around us.
๐ From Comeback to Superstar
The 1990s and 2000s were a turning point. AI went from being a forgotten idea to becoming part of our daily lives.
And this was just the beginning.
Soon, AI would learn to recognize faces, drive cars, and even chat like a human.