To see what the future might look like it is often helpful to study our history. This is what I will do in this article. I retrace the brief history of computers and artificial intelligence to see what we can expect for the future.
How rapidly the world has changed becomes clear by how even quite recent computer technology feels ancient to us today. Mobile phones in the '90s were big bricks with tiny green displays. Two decades before that the main storage for computers was punch cards.
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We've spent years frazzled by social media, with YouTube nudging the disgruntled into conspiracy lunacy, Instagram tempting teens to self-harm, and Twitter converting newshounds into screen-checking bores. But blaming everything on social media misses the point.
Already, another revolution is rushing at us: artificial intelligence . This could – and I'm not exaggerating – save our planet. It could also replace us with paper clips . It's probably worth figuring out which. Except, we can't. It's happening too fast, and with unpredictable ends.
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Artificial intelligence stirs our highest ambitions and deepest fears like few other technologies.
What are the biggest misconceptions people still have about A.I.? They make hasty generalizations. "Oh, GPT-3 can write this wonderful blog article. Maybe GPT-4 will be a New York Times Magazine editor." [Laughs.
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"Certainly almost every day in the news, you read about some new development with AI," Perlmutter said. "And it's not just that the technology is developing, but that people are starting to use it."
"When we started looking at it, it was a very interesting intellectual exercise primarily and now it's become very real," she said.
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Archita is a founder of AIBytes4You , a 501(c)(3) organization that has developed educational programs to provide students the resources, knowledge and opportunities in rapidly emerging technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML) and deep learning (DL).
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Artificial intelligence powers tools in use every day – Siri, Amazon Alexa, unlocking iPhones with facial recognition. But these tools serve some people better than others.
Tina Tallon is an assistant professor of artificial intelligence in the arts in the University of Florida's School of Music. She studies what's called algorithmic justice – how language, racial and gender biases are baked into these technologies, and how to fix them.
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Between fall 2021 and fall 2022, the number of undergraduate students grew 39 percent while the number of graduate students expanded by an astounding 184 percent.
Leading the way in AI teaching and research at USD is KC Santosh, Ph.D., associate professor and chair of the department of computer science.
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Are you interested in artificial intelligence and how it can impact your industry? Keep reading to learn about AI and what it means.
Companies, commentators and even sci-fi movies can't stop talking about artificial intelligence (AI).
Indeed, AI in the real world is far from the artificial intelligence villains you might recall from your favorite sci-fi flick.
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In this article, we discuss the future of artificial intelligence, including 10 predictions about 10 companies.
The future of artificial intelligence (AI) is a topic of much speculation and debate. Some experts believe that AI has the potential to revolutionize many aspects of society and industry, while others are more cautious about its potential impact.
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