Artificial intelligence

Artificial intelligence

1. AI, is any sign of intelligence exhibited by a machine.

   • They try to immitate certain aspects of human intelligence, such as the ability to learn and the ability to recognize problems

2. The industry is currently going through a digital transformation.

   • Technology enablers.
   • Internet of Things (IoT)
   • Machine learning.
     • Deep learning.
     • Natural language understanding.
     • Face recognition.
   • There has been an exponential growth in the amount of data we manage.
     • Growing even more than other aspects of human life, like its own population.
   • AI usage is heating up across every industry.
     • Healthcare.
     • Cybersecurity
     • Commerce.

3. Evolutions in technology.

   • Augmented Reality.
   • AI-driven cars.
   • Drones.
   • Robots as soldiers or care providers.

4. Ethical implications of AI.

   • Asimov Laws for Robots.
     • 1. Robots may not injure a human being, even through inaction. That is, putting a human in harm's way.
     • 2. A robot must obey the orders given by humans.
     • 3. A robot must protect its own existence. As long as it doesn't interfere with the first and second law.
   • There can be certain biases by robots regarding face recognition and speech recognition.
   • Artificial moral agent. Teaching morality to robots.