Machine learning is a distinct field within artificial intelligence (AI) that utilizes algorithms trained on data sets to create models capable of self-learning. These models can independently predict results and categorize information without requiring human intervention. At present, machine learning is employed in numerous commercial industries, including recommending products to customers based on their past purchases, predicting fluctuations in the stock market, and aiding in the translation of text across various languages. It stands as the most prevalent form of artificial intelligence technology in use worldwide. You may have observed various common applications of machine learning in your daily life, such as: Recommendation systems that suggest products, music, or television shows, as utilized by platforms like Amazon, Spotify, or Netflix. Voice recognition technologies that facilitate the conversion of voice notes into written text. Fraud detection systems used by financial institutions that automatically recognize and alert on potentially fraudulent transactions. Autonomous vehicles and driver assistance systems, including features like blind-spot detection and automatic braking, significantly improve road safety. This article examines the use of machine learning techniques to forecast the corrosion patterns of steel reinforcement bars that are embedded within concrete structures.