The widespread use of artificial intelligence has ushered in a world of contradictions
People check their phones as AMECA, an AI robot, looks on at the All In artificial intelligence conference in Montreal, on Sept. 28, 2023.: scientific revolutions tempered with ethical concerns, creative power devaluing human-made creation, companies finding advantage while cutting jobs. In many sectors, AI is already hard at work – for better or worse.As with the introduction of many new technologies, AI will create new jobs requiring new skills.
Meanwhile, much of the promised rewards of generative AI have yet to materialize, making the bet a costly one. Goldman Sachsin coming years on generative AI alone at more than US$1-trillion – and said that so far, only those providing the infrastructure are yet making a profit.Controversially, AI is being used by militaries to operate and target unmanned weapons systems, in predictive policing to identify crime hot spots, and in facial recognition by governments and corporate entities.
“Because of AI, you can now instantly attack people around the world with the push of a button,” Mr. Desai said. “Ultimately, AI enables the threat actor faster than it enables those trying to secure the vulnerable.”AI can analyze data to reduce energy use in buildings, predict future energy demand, help experts model future climate patterns, and monitor conservation efforts.
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