AI

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is usually defined as the science of making computers do things that require intelligence when done by humans. (Jack Copeland, 2000) Current Benefits of AI Replicate the decisions and actions of humans without human shortcomings. Computers don’t get fatigued and tired. Computers are not biased by emotions. Tasks are scalable and can be done very quickly and effectively. Current Dangers of AI Some decisions require a level of grey area....

Artificial Intelligence, or simply AI these days, is when computers are able to perform tasks that humans would otherwise do. While this is incredibly exciting for many, it can be absolutely terrifying for others. Specifically those in roles that AI tends to current target. After all, losing your bread and butter to a computer just seems wrong, but the reality of it is that some roles are already being swapped out for the lesser emotional, more rapidly replicable being of the twenty first century....