Modeling - from virtualization technologies to artificial intelligence
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artificial intelligence, Google Gemini, Khanmigo, modeling, virtualizationAbstract
Through the experience gained, decision-making in difficult situations, forecasting risks in advance, and suggesting optimal solutions, a base of useful advice is created and perfected, which makes the work process in any field more convincing and successful. It is undeniable that as time goes by, based on the analysis of correct or incorrect answers to various requests and cases, artificial intelligence will become “smarter” than it is today and is smarter today than it would have been before, even if technological capabilities had allowed it.
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