We Must Recognize Our Vulnerability towards Technology

Remember the days when you are old enough to know what people mean when they fall in love. Grandpa used to tell a story about how he pursues grandma and how their love begins. Grandma will blush you to tell the story of the deep love letter the grandpa sent to her. Even now 50 years later, they are still completely obsessed with each other, and this love will be bound forever. Recently, technology began to change these stories. Immediately we talk about how Grandpa can log in to Match.com and find a sexy woman who seems to have the same interest in Italian cuisine and her love of fluffy poodle I will speak.

In all these tasks you need to understand that the technology itself is not bad or bad. It is just an accelerator. Our work as educators, guardians, policy makers, donors and developers must ensure that we use technology to accelerate the right things. Automatic precautions against whether innovation is worth accelerating is to judge whether it will help create more opportunities for children. Until recently, the main function of public education was to convey knowledge from one direction to the next, from teacher to student. However, with the development of the Internet and mobile technology, knowledge and our relationship has undergone a fundamental change. In order to succeed in today's world, our students are not only good at remembering information, they should not use their knowledge to conceptualize and solve solutions to real world problems.

As we move towards a revolutionary transition from the digital era to the cognitive era, we must recognize that banks and financial institutions around the world have recognized and used the possibilities of artificial intelligence at an early stage not. A journey of change. Redefining our products, processes and strategies using artificial intelligence is a major consideration for the majority of today's major banks and financial institutions.

The largest destroyer in artificial intelligence, banking and financial services; By-Utpal Chakraborty

Many of today's technological developments, especially including artificial intelligence, have the same scale transformation effect as printers. However, we must also realize that many advances in today's technology are not simply replacing human workers, they are designed to supplement us.