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Artificial intelligence in today's world is progressing rapidly with new advanced innovations day in day out. Today's computer systems are designed to perform small tasks, for instance, facial recognition, car driving, and performance of other minor duties. However, the primary goal of artificial intelligence is to develop advanced and more complex systems that would outperform humans at whatever way. This includes the performance of more complicated tasks like playing chess and solving equations. Therefore, the future goal of AI is to perfect all human activities and provide better solutions to problems than the human can do. In the long term, an automated system that does all the human functions from controlling cars to computerized business systems will pose several challenges. More so, in preventing the development of lethal arms that significantly harm humans once they are used to attack. As a result, the development of super AI that undergoes self-improvement, triggering intelligence explosion would leave the human intellectual capacity by far. The development of a super AI will mark the greatest invention in the human history. Consequently, the invention of more advanced technologies has significantly helped in war eradication, proper means of fighting diseases and developing appropriate prevention measures. Furthermore, advanced technology would much help in fighting against poverty.
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How Artificial Intelligence in Impacting Real Life
Every day
Indrasen Poola
Industry Consultant
indrasen.research@gmail.com
ABSTRACT
Artificial intelligence in today’s world is progressing rapidly with new advanced innovations day in day out.
Today’s computer systems are designed to perform small tasks, for instance, facial recognition, car driving, and
performance of other minor duties. However, the primary goal of artificial intelligence is to develop advanced
and more complex systems that would outperform humans at whatever way. This includes the performance of
more complicated tasks like playing chess and solving equations. Therefore, the future goal of AI is to perfect all
human activities and provide better solutions to problems than the human can do. In the long term, an automated
system that does all the human functions from controlling cars to computerized business systems will pose several
challenges. More so, in preventing the development of lethal arms that significantly harm humans once they are
used to attack. As a result, the development of super AI that undergoes self-improvement, triggering intelligence
explosion would leave the human intellectual capacity by far. The development of a super AI will mark the greatest
invention in the human history. Consequently, the invention of more advanced technologies has significantly
helped in war eradication, proper means of fighting diseases and developing appropriate prevention measures.
Furthermore, advanced technology would much help in fighting against poverty.
Keywords: Artificial Intelligence, Performance, Automated System.
INTRODUCTION
Technological developments have significantly advanced since the 1990’s with more significant improvement in
the way people perform different tasks (Frey and Osborne 2017). The concept of AI as an area of science was
more close to fiction. However, the idea of AI is no longer a fiction but a reality that has become part of our daily
lives. Therefore,’ machine learning’ by use of neural networks that mimic the actual processes of the real neurons,
AI allows machines to process complex data and provide accurate information (Iqbal et al. 2016). With the
innovations and development of AI, it marks the golden age of AI. As a result, the AI has been the most advanced
technology. Hence, it will dominate the focus of technology for many years. It is important to note that with the
AI, people’s lives have been improved for the better. Notably, integration of AI technology has a great
connectedness in improving the people’s activities in their everyday life.
METHODOLOGY
The research was carried out concerning the research subject. Numerous consultations were carried out
from the previous academic research, books, and journals that relate to the issue. Therefore, the study embraced
the form of a new analysis based on the previous research on the subject.
FINDINGS
Automated Transport System
The transport industry has dramatically embraced advancement in technology. According to (Zhang and
Minbiole 2016), people have utilized the AI technology to develop self-driving cars. Despite the fact that the cars
need a driver for safety purposes, the developments are a clear proof of the level of AI as far as technological
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advancements are concerned. For instance, making a car move itself and around corners is difficult. The
technology that enables the same car to navigate crossroads and avoid colliding with other vehicles is seriously
advanced (Cunha et al. 2016). Equally, making all these things happen is magical, and a lot of skills and
knowledge is borrowed from the AI. AI as the technology behind self-driving cars has improved peoples’ everyday
life in several ways. Through self-driving, the number of accidents occurring has substantially reduced (Harper,
Hendrickson and Samaras 2016). In most cases, accidents are attributed to several factors which include alcohol,
over speeding, drugs, aggressive driving, lack of experience, ignorance of road signs and the set conditions, steady
reaction time and overcompensation. Given that about 40% of total accidents occur due to the influence of alcohol
and drug abuse. Consequently, more than 1100 lives are lost which could be saved through full implementation
of self-driven cars.
INVOLVEMENT IN DANGEROUS JOBS
AI developed robots are being designed to assist human in carrying hazardous situations. Robots have
taken over positions that are hazardous to human beings (Smith & Anderson 2014). Some of the dangerous jobs
include defusing bombs, which pose a lot of risk to human. Therefore, with the development of robots, diffusing
bombs have become easy since the robots can do it with ease with nothing to fear. As a result, robots have
significantly assisted in saving thousands of lives in taking over the most dangerous job in the whole world today
(Abdalla et al. 2016). Eventually, with more developments in AI, more positions will be taken over by robots
which may include welding which produces some toxic substances. People working under intense heat and in an
environment with earsplitting noise will significantly benefit from the knowledge of AI. In this regard,
implementation of AI has helped considerably to offer safety measures to humans and provide protection from
harm (Helbing et al. 2017).
COMPUTERIZED METHODS
According to Vermesan and his colleagues (2017), in today’s world, automated means of reason, learning
and the way people perceive have become part of people’s daily activities. Through the application of GPS during
the long drives and trips, to the use of smartphone technology are good examples of the role AI has played in
people’s lives. With AI, there has been the minimal occurrence of errors especially when typing since the
computers can predict what we are going to write and make corrections to wrongly typed words. That is a clear
example of an AI machine at work. Additionally, whenever people are uploading pictures on social sites, the AI
algorithm identifies the person and tags them (Smith & Eckroth 2017). Furthermore, the knowledge of AI is well
utilized in the banking and financial institutions to manage and organize statistical data accordingly. Utilization
of AI technology has reduced the number of errors and increasing the chances of achieving accuracy.
Figure 1: Teleoperated robot-assisted for minimal surgical procedures Source:
https://www.robotics.org/content-detail.cfm/Industrial-Robotics-Industry
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Additionally, AI has significantly contributed in the field of medical research and diagnosis of complex
neurological disorders. For instance, with the AI doctors can assess a patient’s health risks and determine the side
effects of various medicines (Hussain and Qamar 2016). Uniquely, AI has influenced the field of medical research
leading to advanced study that has in turn led to saving lives.
Figure 2: Chart showing the percentage of people embracing AI
Source: https://www.google.com/search?rlz=1C1CHZL_enKE763KE763&biw=
Evidently, the majority of the people understand the importance of AI and the role it has played in enhancing
their lives. From the chart above, 59% of the people agreed that AI had greatly influenced their lives, 24% failed
to recognize the role played by AI and 17% did not know whether it had played any part or not.
REDUCED HUMAN EFFORT
AI has played an essential role in daily human life. Today, many industries are using human technology
in the development of machines that perform human activities (Frey and Osborne 2017). These tools create
consistency in the rate of production with efficiency and effectiveness assuring the management of quality work.
Therefore, the introduction of AI technology in every aspect of life, promises of an error-free world. It is so since
machines can work consistently without tiring, unlike humans, speeding up the processes of performing the tasks
and offers accurate results. It is clear that AI has brought about increased production in production industries due
to their ability to perform different roles (Brynjolfsson & McAfee 2014). Additionally, AI is used in companies
in management system where they are used to keep employees’ records, extract data that helps in decision making.
Majorly, the role of AI has enabled processing and production industries to complete their tasks in good time and
enhance business development.
TIME SAVING
Time is of great essence in today’s world, and people are willing to develop machines that help in saving
time. According to Gurkaynak and his colleagues (2016), AI has proven to save time and adequately maximize
on every minute. It can do several tasks at a go efficiently and at a higher speed compared to humans. Similarly,
they can collect data and offer solutions to the problems through the analysis of the same data much faster than
humans (Brynjolfsson & McAfee 2014). Seemingly, the AI technology can do so far more than humans can do.
Also, with AI, repetitive tasks have been eliminated which human spend much time trying to remove. Through
AI, employees no longer work on repetitive tasks but instead concentrate on more complicated issues (Makridakis
2017). Therefore, AI has brought about changes that have significantly improved on our daily lives.
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Figure 3: Relationship breakdown between humans and machines/robots.
Source: https://www.wired.com/2012/12/ff-robots-will-take-our-jobs/
CONCLUSION
In conclusion, artificial intelligence has substantially improved on people’s lives in different ways, and people are
not the same as before the introduction of AI. As discussed above, implementation of AI has led to time-saving
which in turn has led to increased output from the businesses and day to day human activities. Moreover,
development of AI has directed to the reduced human effort, computerized methods, automated transport system
and involvement in dangerous jobs. Evidently, AI has dramatically influenced the people’s lives and done wonders
to help in the automation process of almost all their activities. Much of these methods take a lot of time and manual
labor to complete. With AI automation of these processes will contribute a lot to the actual activities of the people
and industries and enable moving forward.
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