Advancements in the Field

This chapter is divided into three sections, i.e., machine learning, neuroscience, and technology. This distribution corresponds to the main driving factors of the new AI revolution, meaning algorithms and data, knowledge of the brain structure, and greater computational power. The goal of the chapter is to give an overview of the state of art of these three blocks in order to understand what AI is going toward.

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