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Diagram 3 - Relationship between Artificial Intelligence Terms

 

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This simple Venn diagram helps explain the relationship and difference between Deep learning, Machine learning and AI and explains in which of them Data science is used. In summary, artificial intelligence is the collection of tasks that machines are able to execute. Machines learn these tasks with the help of machine learning and deep learning for specific cases. Together, these three processes are utilized in data science so that data can be converted into insights.

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