AI in Our Future Life

How AI Will Impact the Future of Our Work & Our

AI, or artificial intelligence, seems to be prominent topic these days. While have been aware of this trend in technological for some time, I have noticed that AI is increasingly becoming one of the most sought-after areas of expertise for job seekers.

For many of us, the term "AI" may sci-fi fantasies fears robots taking over world. The portrayals of AI in the have varied widely, and while no one can exactly how it will evolve in the future, current trends and developments present a different picture of how AI will integrate into our lives.

reality, AI is already at work all around us influencing everything from our search to our online dating prospects, to the way we shop. Data that use of AI in various business sectors has increased 270% over the past four years.

What is AI?

Before delving into the ways AI will impact the future of work, it is important to start with a basic understanding: what is AI? According to Britannica, artificial intelligence is "the ability of a digital computer or computer-controlled robot to perform tasks commonly associated with."

"AI" has become a catchall term to describe any advancements in, systems, and where programs can perform tasks or problems that require reasoning we associate with human intelligence, even learning from past processes This ability learn is a key component of AI. Algorithms, as the Facebook algorithm that replaced all our friends with sponsored content, are often linked with AI. However, there is a key distinction.

As software journalist Kayamail explains, algorithm is simply a "set of instructions," a formula for processing data. AI takes this to another level and can consist of a algorithm with the capacity to change and rewrite themselves in response to the data inputted, hence displaying “intelligence.”

AI will probably not make human workers obsolete, at least not for a long time 

To put some of your fears to bed: the robots are probably not coming for your jobs, at least not yet. 

Given how artificial intelligence has been portrayed in the media, in particular in some of our favorite sci-fi movies, it’s clear that the advent of this technology has created fear that AI will one day make human beings obsolete in the workforce. After all, as technology has advanced, many tasks that were once executed by human hands have become automated. It’s only natural to fear that the leap toward creating intelligent computers could herald the beginning of the end of work as we know it.