DID AI GO OUT OF HAND?
As AI is successfully correcting mistakes, helping out with numbers and all annoying, precise tasks, and even becoming someone's partner in the virtual world, it is also getting more and more access to the parts of our lives where we might not want it to be to begin with. So is it going out of hands?
Let’s delve into its issues & solutions to them:
Issue: One concern with AI is that it may lead to a decline in human creativity. As machines take over tasks like designing, coming up with concepts, solutions to literally everything //although they also incredibly suck//, there is a fear that the unique touch of human creativity will be lost at some point.
Solution: While AI can assist in designing, it cannot replace human creativity entirely //breathe out buddy, not today// Designers can use AI tools to enhance their creative process, generating new ideas and exploring unconventional approaches.
Issue: AI algorithms powered by machine learning analyse vast amounts of data, including personal information //might be your home video lol so watch out//. This raises concerns about privacy, autonomy of choices, and the potential misuse of sensitive data.
Solution: There clearly need to be ethical guidelines and regulations established for the use of AI. This includes ensuring data privacy, transparency in algorithmic decision-making, and protecting user rights.
Issue: The automation capabilities of AI have led to concerns about job displacement. Many fear that AI will replace human workers, leading to unemployment and social inequality // This sucks we know, but you can do it, you’re a machine yourself, huh//
Solution: Rather than viewing AI as a threat, we can embrace collaboration between humans and machines. By combining the unique strengths of both, innovative designs and efficient processes can be achieved.
Okay, so where AI is going we don’t know. But what we do know is, as much as AI is coming into our lives, human emotions, intuition and gut feeling have to gear up.
Article by Sandy Kirik
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