Blue Dot Artificial Intelligence and Corona Virus Corona Crisis Management

Abstract

The research paper seeks to distinguish the way in which the applications of artificial intelligence were utilized during the outbreak of the Coruna virus epidemic, as the facts have proven to the conditions of acceleration and facilitation that these applications have contributed, especially in terms of data and information analysis, and the conclusion of accurate results, a huge amount Of the information directly related to the Coronavirus, to which is added the largest amount of information related to diseases close to it, providing effective reading based on comparison and inventory. It has been called the applications of artificial intelligence and machine learning, in reducing the element of time, whether in terms of discovering the genetic strain of the virus, or at the level of vaccine manufacture. While these applications have proven their utmost benefit in monitoring the movement of the epidemic and limiting the speed of its spreadProblematic The research attempts to indicate a major problem on which most human efforts are based. Despite the threat that coronavirus poses to human life on the planet. Except that some ofInstitutions working in the field of artificial intelligence or drug manufacturing companies are still thinking about how to keep their trade secrets. Hence, openness, cooperation, exchange of experiences, and serious participation in uniting efforts are considered as the gateway to developing solutions to the crisis that humankind is going through.ImportanceArtificial intelligence applications have proven their importance in the face of the most serious epidemic facing humanity in the aftermath of the Spanish flu pandemic in the year 1920. These applications were characterized by accuracy, organization, rigorous comparisons and reliable results. The information that reaches millions of documents was taken advantage of, based on the classification and sorting provided by the mechanisms of applying artificial intelligence. Otherwise, control or even benefit from this mountain of information was considered an impossible blow, and if the human race had the benefit of This store of information, the benefit remains very limited.

Keywords

• artificial intelligence; coronavirus; machine learning; epidemic