Did Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Grab The Human Position?

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“I visualize a time when we will be to robots what dogs are to humans, and I’m rooting for the machines.”  :- Claude Shannon


Did Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Grab The Human Position?


Artificial Intelligence (AI) started as a subfield of computer engineering with the pivot on solving tasks that humans can but computers can’t do (for a quote, picture acceptance). AI can be approached in many ways, for example, In Weather Forecasting using AI (ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE) they have reduced the majority of human error.

“AI (ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE) implementation should be viewed as an optimistic opportunity, because AI (Artificial Intelligence) enhances lives

Stephen Hawking has warned the world that a day will come when robots will completely replace humans.

 “The development of full artificial intelligence could spell the end of the human race." (Stephen Hawking)


Did Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Grab The Human Position?


ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE'S PAY OFF THE FUTURE OF JOBS:-

Artificial intelligence is poised to eliminate millions of current jobs and create millions of new ones — some of which haven't been invented yet.

Researchers also found that:-

50% of workers are currently using some form of AI (Artificial Intelligence) at work compared to only 32% in 2018.

The Mass (65%) of workers are positive, excited, and grateful about having robot co-workers, and nearly a quarter report having a loving and gratifying relationship with AI (Artificial Intelligence) at work.

Workers in India (60%) and China (56%) are the most feverish about AI, followed by the UAE (44%), Singapore (41%), Brazil (32%), Australia/New Zealand (26%), Japan (25%), US (22%), UK (20%) and France (8%).

Men have a more positive view of AI (Artificial Intelligence) at work than women with 32% of men and 23% of women.

Japan recently displayed such robots at the 'Funeral Industry Fair', who will perform all the rituals at the funeral of humans. These robots have been named 'paper'. At that time it was said that now in the future, these 'paper' robots will replace all the rituals that take place before the burial of a human body in Japan, instead of 'Buddhist priests'.

RECENTLY, A ROBOT GET NATIONALITY OF A COUNTRY

Sofia, a robot-like human, has got citizenship of Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia is the first country to have given citizenship to robots like humans. Sofia was granted citizenship on the stage of the Future Investment Initiative in the capital Riyadh.

 

[AI]Artificial Intelligence is going to change the world more than anything in the history of mankind. More than electricity.”— AI oracle and venture capitalist Dr. Kai-Fu Lee, 2018

 

WILL ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE EXCHANGE / DEMOLISH THE SOCIETY?

A few Year ago, Hawking said that AI (Artificial Intelligence) technology will either bring changes in society or waste. On the occasion of the inauguration of the Artificial Intelligence Center of Cambridge University, he said - What we can get from the biological brain and which is no longer different from the computer. He said that the difference between the biological brain and getting things from the computer is ending.

DO YOU KNOW WHAT WE CALL MACHINE LEARNING?

Machine learning is a kind of artificial intelligence where we study about the computer ALGORITHM that improves automatically through experience and by the use of data.

 So, we call Machine Learning is a part of Artificial Intelligence.

 MACHINE LEARNING IMPROVE THE MACHINE PERFORMANCE AND MAKE BUSINESS MORE PROFITABLE!

  • Machine learning can help businesses develop software capable of understanding natural human language.
  • Businesses can use Machine Learning to improve the productivity of logistics and transportation networks.
    Did Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Grab The Human Position?

  • Machine Learning helps businesses use preventative maintenance to decrease machine failure and improve profits.
  • With Machine Learning, businesses can hold consumer data to build useful customer profiles, enhance sales and increase brand faith.


Did Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Grab The Human Position?

About 90% of India’s Employees in the Informal Sector.

At the same time, AI (Artificial Intelligence) will contribute $ 15.7 trillion to the world economy by 2030. In this perspective, India can also play an important role in the field of AI. It is expected that in the coming few years, AI (Artificial Intelligence) will present a solid challenge to employment. Because of this, lawyers, doctors, engineers, and teachers all over the world are being told that advanced technology is going to hit on their doors soon and will fundamentally change the nature of their work and the new economy will bring about the rich people.

Recent reports show that India is far behind in building skills to suit the changing needs of the economy. Out of a thousand students who are capable of pursuing higher education in the country, only four make science and technology the subject of their higher studies, which is a matter of deep concern. Currently, 90 % of India's employees are in the informal sector and can easily fall prey to economic turmoil born of Artificial Intelligence.

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