<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Reactive Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a basic AI system that operates in real time.</li><li>It responds directly to inputs without memory storage or learning from past interactions.</li><li>These systems are rule-based and behave predictably for their designed tasks.</li><li>In 1997, IBM’s Deep Blue defeated world chess champion Garry Kasparov, showcasing reactive AI's power.</li><li>Deep Blue based its moves on brute-force processing, evaluating millions of moves in real time.</li><li>This event marked the global introduction of reactive AI for problem-solving.</li><li>Despite advancements in AI, reactive AI principles are still prevalent in modern tech.</li><li>Smart devices like thermostats, automatic lights, robotic vacuums, and customer service bots utilize reactive AI for quick decisions.</li></ul>

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