The dangers of letting Artificial intelligence to be vast developed

Among the many trending and debate-worthy topics within the world of artificial intelligence, a few with rather profound ramifications are finally being openly discussed. Namely, there’s a fundamental disconnect between the way the tech industry talks about innovations in AI and the actual value delivered to consumers and enterprises. Worse still, AI is not yet fully democratized and has remained largely the bastion of major tech companies. Fortunately, that is about to change.

As consumers, we are awash in daily stories concerning AI and machine learning, from IBM Watson’s latest use case to Stephen Hawking’s warnings on the subject to the rise of AI-style terminators. The average user is perhaps vaguely aware that AI powers everything from their inbox to their music playlists to their social media feeds. Savvier users may be more familiar with AI’s massive potential to impact such industries as health care, advertising, finance, security, and more.