What AI really is, how it learns from examples (training data), and where students already meet it — aligned to CBSE CT & AI.
Artificial Intelligence is when a computer does tasks that usually need human thinking — like recognising a face, understanding speech, or recommending a video.
Most AI learns from examples, called training data. Show a program thousands of pictures labelled "cat" or "not cat", and it slowly learns the patterns that make a cat. This is called machine learning.
AI is only as good as the data it learns from. Biased or wrong data → biased or wrong results. That is why good, fair data matters.