Artificial intelligence is now part of our daily lives, whether in voice recognition systems or route-finding apps. But scientists are increasingly drawing on AI to understand society, design new materials and even improve our health. Once a computer scientist’s pipe dream, artificial intelligence and machine learning are now part of our daily lives in the form of voice recognition systems, product recommendation platforms and navigation tools. All of these rely on computer algorithms that process information and solve problems in a way similar to – and sometimes superior to – the human mind.
Yet artificial intelligence is doing more than just recommending new restaurants and the best routes to them. It is also changing the way scientists across diverse disciplines are studying the world. Aided by the close proximity of medical researchers, computer scientists, psychologists and more, Stanford researchers are deploying artificial intelligence to map poverty in Africa, find safer alternatives to conventional rechargeable batteries and perhaps even understand our own minds.
Source: How artificial intelligence is changing science | Stanford News
Eduard Babulak
I think it is possible. Now artificial intelligence are in learning stage and it is improving day by day.
Artificial intelligence algorithm works efficiently to generate possible solution with required element of life science
1. Fuzzy Logic
2. Machine Learning
3. Deep Learning
4. Data Science
etc.
as long as the variables are clearly known and the scale that needs to be processed, the answer is yes. but the practice of AI in business already exists but decision making is still carried out by humans.
simple example :
-bot for forex trading
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