Oct 2026· International Journal of Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence· 34 references
Artificial Intelligence Applications
Abstract
Heuristic algorithms are often used in self-driving autonomous cars to determine the shortest distance or optimal path from one point to another (Braik, et. al, 2021, p. 2524). Heuristics are problem-solving methods that use practical approaches and shortcuts to produce solutions that may not be perfect but are sufficient for reaching an immediate goal. In the context of pathfinding, heuristics help in estimating the shortest or most efficient route. Designing an intelligent autonomous car to drive from New York to Boston involves creating effective heuristics to ensure the route chosen minimizes travel time (Abualigah, 2021, p. 2956). The Conversational bot can provide personalized entertainment options such as music, podcasts, audiobooks, or even suggest movies and TV shows based on the passenger's preferences. AI-assisted chatbots are computer programs that use artificial intelligence to simulate human conversation. They can understand and respond to user inputs, providing information, answering questions, or performing tasks (Bozkurt, 2023, p. 201). Keywords: Shortest Distance; Traffic Patterns; Road Type and Speed Limits; Navigation and Route Planning (Specialized Knowledge); Emergency Response (Specialized Knowledge); Personalized Entertainment and Information; Shopping and E-commerce Applications Assistance
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