The Rise of the Machines

Over the years, technology has evolved, evolved, evolved in new ways. So far, it has become our second nature and we use technology for every purpose. We use the smallest technology, such as finding the next meal recipe or actor's name, or simply checking friends. As technology development progresses, we become addictive and become reliable. If we analyze the number of times we use technology every day and really want to consider, we begin to realize how much we are consuming us.

We have all heard of the rise of these machines and how wise artificial intelligence can replace hundreds of millions of jobs that humans are currently good at. Eron musk is worried about this. Some of the first jobs may be that truck drivers and taxi drivers can be replaced by automatic driving vehicles. However, in other occupations that required years of work, such as law and medicine, it may become obsolete within 15 years. I am not talking about the super-intelligence advocated by technicians and philosophers like Nick Bostrom, but rather finding patterns by scanning large amounts of data, finding patterns and recommending nominations. We speak complex algorithms. Even now, computer scientists are beginning to lose control over the way they actually work on the algorithms they originally built. They are black boxes

Along with the rise of smart machines, we also face the emergence of machine eyes. Both Google and Facebook are working on improving computer vision in their systems. The system accepts training on large amounts of data, faces, objects, motion and voice data so that they can better understand us. In an article I read last night, the British artificial intelligence laboratory, Deepmind, acquired by Google trained a new machine learning platform called "Kinetics" dataset using YouTube video. The system is trained with 300,000 videos, each length being about 10 seconds. Each video, such as squash, baby crawl, cliff diving, bench player, American football match pass, is task oriented. in short,

Artificial intelligence is increasing! It is not a rebellion against the machine of the human creator in the distant future, but the rise of the modern trend of using machine-based prediction and decision-making in information technology. AI hype is everywhere: communication field chat bot like autonomous vehicle, intelligent image processing (like Prisma), and session AI. The chat bot industry is rapidly expanding, but its technology is still very young. The dialog robot was as hollow as the old-fashioned text based game "Wumpus smells", but now it has evolved into a high quality commercial tool. Chatbots provides a new, simple and easy-to-use interface for browsing information and receiving services. IT professionals such as Google, Microsoft, Facebook and industry giants think this technology will play a big role in the future.