Artificial intelligence: Uses for it

 Artificial intelligence: Uses for it

Artificial intelligence, sometimes referred to as artificial intelligence (AI), is a growing branch of science. AI is a science that, technically speaking, includes a number of technologies that are motivated by human thought, perception, behavior, and decision-making. AI is simply technology with artificial intelligence created by humans to assist them.

According to a Stanford University research covering the next 100 years, AI will continue to advance quickly and transform society through the year 2030. China's Jack Ma, a billionaire, discussed the significance of AI in his most recent speech in April 2017.

Products built on AI technology are becoming more and more popular. A automobile with automated control is one that is now popular. How the major corporation Amazon created the automated payment system is equally well-known. Customers can enter the Amazon Go supermarket without waiting in line or dealing with cashiers because everything is handled automatically. It will open in the middle of 2017.

The auto-debit function used by the Bank to make payments is an illustration of a straightforward AI application that is well-known. The Bank will automatically withdraw money from the customer's account each month as a method to take the position of a Teller in the Bank for Dutch students who typically rent a home. In the Netherlands, it is uncommon to see tellers get up to greet customers because practically all of their information systems are already computerized (AI applications in banking).

A real-time translator tool called Babel Fish is an AI program that is also very useful for human communication. To go to any country, we simply need to insert this device into our ears. Even if we don't understand the language being used, we may quickly understand what others are saying to us thanks to this tool.

If AI provides so many advantages for people, could it also pose risks? The response is "Yes." AI is intelligence based on human intelligence. Therefore, AI has the potential to mimic every aspect of human behavior and even completely replace humans.

The number of front-line employees in banking has been reduced thanks to AI technologies. Robotic automation and other AI uses in industry have also helped to cut back on the workforce. Amazon's automated retail program visibly cuts down on staff and, in some cases, runs entirely without them. Therefore, it is not improbable that in the future, AI would actually make occupations harder.

The danger that AI technology poses has been extensively debated by professionals in the industry. Researchers from throughout the globe have also realized this. Business leaders are also aware that AI has two distinct benefits and drawbacks. On the one hand, it can expedite operations, but on the other, it can limit humankind's ability to benefit from its empowerment.

A challenge is also the effect of AI on the public and the law. How self-driving cars, drones, robots displacing workers, and other automated systems should be governed by rules and policies in order to maintain order and reap numerous benefits in the social, economic, and cultural spheres.

Many experts in this subject concur that the development of AI is primarily focused on tasks that humans are unable to perform. For instance, human workers cannot perform welding and painting operations in the manufacturing sector of the automobile industry because they are hazardous to their safety and health; instead, machines and robots are taking their place. Such advancements in artificial intelligence must and should always be supported.

Indonesia, a sizable country that is still growing, needs to be conscious of how AI may affect society in the future.

Although our nation is behind in the development of technology, Indonesia does not lack for skilled labor. To further advance the welfare of the community, good links between the fields of research, education, economics, and industry must be supported.