How Artificial Intelligence Will Impact our lives in the Future?

05 May 2018 39 6K Report

Over the past few years, AI has made huge advances in approximating human interaction, especially when it comes to speech recognition and detection of emotions, and Advanced Analytics. How this is going to affect our daily lives?

Arvind Singh Popular answer

Artificial intelligence will have a big impact on your lives in the near future. Please have a look at the following RG links.

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Robert Wahlstedt

Yes indeed Ajit, I am working with OSSCD, a self driving car. I would invite you to review my paper Natural Language Clues May reduce Traffic fatalities. This combines my study of natural language comprehension in my first IGI publication with brain scans using Tensorflow to determine elements of driving where accidents occur. The goal of this work is to determine how the in the car computer can partner with the driver to help think through these difficult situations. Some people, particurally older drivers say “I’ve been driving on a tractor my dad’s farm since age 8. I’ve drove for about 65 years. Why should I surrender control to a birds’ nest of while that a few years ago could’t show in color.” By subtle introduction of computer aided technologies we can show them gradually they are neither iRobot or completely useless. An example of computer aided driving is the antilock brakes.

A second big development is with Blockchain. I hear you, the reader protest and say they have no artificial intelligence, just a flat file that the inventor of Bitcoin recommended. However, Ethereum an alternative to Bitcoin, they are expermenting with alternative processing through Decentralized Identifiers. I might seem as though bitcoin is overused. Notice how I wrote bitcoin as opposed to Bitcoin which is the cryptocurrancy. The problems of bitcoin blockchain is the bottleneck of the transaction fee might make the exchange fees higher. Taking a look at the Linux Foundation’s Hyperledger suggests that not only is Linux interested getting curranvy around the world through the likes of coinbase, but they also see it as a proof of concept. I believe that the internet protocol we have now is unacceptable even when using IPv6 with DNSSec on it not only for security reasons but we can build a truly distributed DNS system which is based on a blockchain serverless architecture. This could also be used for 5G and making sure the message gets to the right point. While decentralized identifiers are tremendous in helping these technologies flow, the technologies can be greatly assisted by artificial intelligence that maximizes the blockchain for speed. We are stuck trying to make a highly accurate machine. Until we let the machines do their jobs through using techniques now used to predict what transactions would fail, it would maximize transaction speeds.

The third major area that I see as an area that can be improved is with self configurable software. As a hardware developer we generally need to write code that is generic enough to apply to different ARM processors. A lot of hard ware drivers are written in C. C and C++ are written as high level compiled into machine code through clang. I believe that our multicore systems warrent a more type safe language that is context aware for security reasons. Each process in Linux has its owner. This has been effective in many container systems such as docker. However, the kernel can be attacked and the processes that the docker depends on can be problematic. To solve docker’s issues of the processes interrigating the core kernel and perhaps gleaning some addresses as well as lack of simplicity to program an ansible file can greatly be improved through using AI.

Long story short

paragraph 1 shows that artificial intelligence helps us be safer on the roads

Paragraph 3 use our computing devices with less security issues,

paragraph 2 shows we can makes blockchain better which can have a whole host of geopolitical and economic aid efforts while we continue to make a government is accoutable for all the prople domestic or not. The most significant change is the decentralization of the internet away from any one party.

https://w3c-ccg.github.io/did-spec/

Ajit kumar Roy

Dr Robert

Really an interesting answer with substance for readers.I appreciate your valuable answer.Many thanks Dr Robert.

ajit

Academic Network of Loc Nguyen

AI surely is our future because computer essentially simulates our brain. You can research quantum computer.

Shafagat Mahmudova

Dear Ajit kumar Roy,

Look the link, maybe helpful.

http://bigdata-madesimple.com/the-future-of-artificial-intelligence-6-ways-it-will-impact-everyday-life/

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/01/05/how-artificial-intelligence-will-affect-your-life-and-work-in-2018.html

Regards, Shafagat

Mahmoud Omid

We can find applications of artificial intelligence (AI) pretty much everywhere. From chat bots to recruitment, AI is almost all pervasive and growing in sophistication. Don't be scared! At present most AI applications are benign. However, future advances might not be (especially if you agree with Musk [1]). In the following article [2], you can have a look at 17 applications of AI in the world today. Like other lists, this one is far from exhaustive nor is it in any particular order.

References:

[1] Elon Musk Says AI Is a Bigger Threat Than North Korea https://interestingengineering.com/elon-musk-says-ai-is-a-bigger-threat-than-north-korea

[2] 17 Everyday Applications of Artificial Intelligence in 2017 https://interestingengineering.com/17-everyday-applications-of-artificial-intelligence-in-2017

Reza Biria

Artificial intelligence (AI) has long been a very fascinating concept that seemed to be farfetched, but thanks to the efforts made by many scientists, we’re finally getting quite close to making it a reality . Current advances in science and technology move at breakneck speed so much so we are now more hopeful about our achievements than we were in the 1990s. We’re already seeing the emerging benefits of AI based technologies, some of which are:

1) Self-driving cars,

2) Cyborg Technology is already helping humans to overcome the main limitations of their bodies and brains.

3) Robots are already taking over some of the most hazardous jobs.

4) Home robots are now helping the elderly with everyday tasks and allow them to stay independent .

On this basis, it is very difficult to predict what AI has in store for the future of mankind.

Ali Alhayany

Artificial intelligence (AI) has been a fascinating concept of science fiction for decades, but many researchers think we’re finally getting close to making AI a reality. NPR notes that in the last few years, scientists have made breakthroughs in “machine learning,” using neural networks, which mimic the processes of real neurons.

This is a type of “deep learning” that allows machines to process information for themselves on a very sophisticated level, allowing them to perform complex functions like facial recognition. Big data is speeding up the AI development process, and we may be seeing more integration of AI technology in our everyday lives relatively soon. While much of this technology is still fairly rudimentary at the moment, we can expect sophisticated AI to one day significantly impact our everyday lives. Here are many ways AI might affect us in the future.:

1. Automated Transportation.

2. Cyborg Technology .

3. Taking over dangerous jobs .

4. Solving climate change .

5. Robot as friends .

6. Improved elder care .

Ajit kumar Roy

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Ajit kumar Roy

@Dr Ales-your comment ' AI will mostly not impact our lives in the near future (20-30y) ' is interesting.

Yaakov J Stein

Here's a somewhat different view.

Technology has always replaced human workers, but in the past it was manual workers, allowing the humans to move up the ladder to "better" jobs. AI is now going to replace white collar jobs - there are already systems that program, design electronic circuits, do medical diagnosis, draw up legal documents, etc. better than humans. (Perhaps the last to be replaced will be the last tier of customer relations personnel, and similar positions where customers "want to speak with a real person".)

So, eventually almost all jobs will be performed by machines, leaving humans with a lot of leisure time, but only a small fraction of them with sources of income. This will require a complete reworking of the economy.

Y(J)S

Ajit kumar Roy

Solving climate change might seem like a tall order from a robot, but machines have more access to data than one person ever could—storing a mind-boggling number of statistics. Using big data, AI could one day identify trends and use that information to come up with solutions to the world’s biggest problems.

Ajit kumar Roy

To add more 'The AI is programmed to do something devastating' Autonomous weapons are artificial intelligence systems that are programmed to kill. In the hands of the wrong person, these weapons could easily cause mass casualties. Moreover, an AI arms race could inadvertently lead to an AI war that also results in mass casualties. To avoid being thwarted by the enemy, these weapons would be designed to be extremely difficult to simply “turn off,” so humans could plausibly lose control of such a situation. This risk is one that’s present even with narrow AI, but grows as levels of AI intelligence and autonomy increase.

Ajit kumar Roy

In future it is likely that AI will begin taking jobs away from people, millions of jobs like drivers, radiologists, insurance adjusters. In one possible scenario, this will lead governments to pay unemployed citizens a universal basic income, freeing them to pursue their dreams unburdened by the need to earn a living. In another, it will create staggering wealth inequalities, chaos and failed states across the globe. But the revolution will go much further. Read more: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/innovation/artificial-intelligence-future-scenarios-180968403/#X8ThmY4o5yeBwH4f.99

Ajit kumar Roy

@Ales

Slovenia experience will be an eye opener for other countries.Thanks for beautiful live example.

ajit

Ruediger Buchkremer

The problem I see with the development of artificial intelligence (AI) is that many people see AI only as a substitute or as an annoying technology. The main difference to e. g. an ATM, which is regarded as "disrupting", is that AI can unfold new possibilities and thus new jobs. It also creates transparency to a large extent. I agree that the AI will make some jobs redundant, but it will also bring many blessings.

Claire Su-Yeon Park

Low birth rate and rapidly aging population cause various, serious social problems. One of them is older adults' driving, leading to increase road accidents. According to the study, the meaning of driving is closely linked to their identity:

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So it is not recommended to make the older adults stop driving. AI-driven automatic car may be one of the solutions. However, AI (as well as VR) has side effects as much as benefits. We should be mindful of them:

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