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A.I. Artificial Intelligence is at War with Human Intelligence

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Up until a decade ago, nobody was talking about AI. artificial intelligence is in fact, the idea of robots taking over the world was something that was considered absurd and ridiculous to think about.

We used to see it as something far away, with no immediate consequences beyond the laboratories.

But this is changing, and not precisely because there has been a sudden surge of favorable opinion towards AI.

Well turns out it’s 2024 and the recent developments in artificial intelligence have changed the impossible idea of self-sufficient robots and their competition with human beings into a reality.

If we look around ourselves, we will realize that there are many industries where AI has replaced humans and there is an ongoing struggle in other fields of life as well.

All of this has its advantages and disadvantages as well.

The biggest advantage is the facilitation of humans in performing tasks as there are many things robots can do better and faster than us.

They can store huge amounts of information and interpret it in a matter of seconds which is not humanly possible.

What could be the possible disadvantages of something that is created by humans for the sole purpose of serving humans?

Well, the answer is that the a.i. artificial intelligence doing human jobs better than humans themselves is creating unemployment for humans

Moreover, a.i. artificial intelligence is creating a sense of paranoia in human beings.

The fear which was only expressed by Stephan Hawking and other influencers before is now shown by common non-technical people as well.

It is not a ‘Nerds’ Concern

Although the critical voices towards artificial intelligence that have the greatest impact are those of people like Stephen Hawking or Elon Musk.

The concern for the social impact of a.i. artificial intelligence is not ‘the people of Silicon Valley’.

On the contrary, it is a cross-cutting concern, common in people of all socioeconomic levels.

In fact, on average, people outside the technological world and those with lower incomes are even more concerned with this issue.

If these conclusions coincide with the majority perception in our societies.

They could motivate politicians not to ignore or postpone the public debate on AI, and begin to propose measures to regulate it.

A.I. Artificial Intelligence Replacing Humans?

Can AI replace human beings? The answer to this decade-long question is both yes as well as no.

In many circumstances, a.i. artificial intelligence is indeed better than humans and can perform many tasks better than us.

But they have a lot of shortcomings due to which they hopefully won’t be able to replace humans, at least not any time soon.

The debate on the impact of robotics and AI. artificial intelligence in our future work is increasingly frequent.

Cases such as that which occurred in a factory of the Chinese company Changying Precision Technology Company make clear the potential advantages of this automation.

The robots have been replacing human workers in assembly lines for many years and in this factory.

They decided to take that step as well: from the 650 employees that this factory had, it has gone to only 60, with the rest of the work done by robots.

The result has been spectacular, with a 250% increase in production.

An Example of A.I. Artificial Intelligence Replacing Humans

Managers of the factory say that the human workforce will be reduced even more to only 20 people who will be in charge of managing and maintaining that robotic machinery that not only works more; it also makes it better:

The number of defects has been reduced from 25% (it seems a very high percentage) to 5%.

robots do not get tired and do not create unions, and if we add to that the increase in production and quality, it does not seem that human beings can compete in many automatable areas.

This was just a minor example of How a.i. artificial intelligence is changing the world.

Industrial robots are already traditional in industries such as automotive, but other industries are beginning to take that step as well

2013 study by two researchers from the University of Oxford already warned that this type of automation would go much further to impose on professions as varied as chefs, dependents, financial analysts, or dental technicians.

A.I. Artificial Intelligence Challenging R?

A.I. Artificial Intelligence is challenging humans not just on the social front instead it is also creating a lot of questions on the spiritual level too.

How? Well, the most basic question that concerns humans is that if humans can create something just like themselves shortly then where does that leave religion?

If robots that will be created in the future would think like a humans, then would they have a religion?

And who would be their God? A powerful omniscient omnipresent being or a mere human who created it?

Although it doesn’t seem like much concern now it will surely create havoc in the future.

A.I. Artificial Intelligence and Retail Industry

Whether in the form of consumer interfaces such as Alexa or Amazon’s Google Home, or less visible uses, such as the way our information is analyzed behind the scenes, a.i. Artificial Intelligence is growing at a surprising rate.

And nowhere more than the retail sector.

The TCS Global Trends Study revealed that in certain industries, up to 90% of companies are already using or trying to use a.i. artificial intelligence.

Another Juniper Research study predicts that global retail spending on AI will increase to $ 7.3 billion per year by 2022, compared to an estimated $ 2 billion in 2018.

The retail industry is already using AI. artificial intelligence in all areas, from manufacturing and sales to payments and logistics.

The sector is unusually well placed to make use of the a.i. artificial intelligence, as it has a large amount of consumer data that can be used to streamline processes and improve the customer experience.

In the past, these data have been difficult or even impossible to analyze for most companies.

AI can even help small businesses use the information they have to create, for example, specific shopping experiences, online chatbots, or in-store intelligence that will make the customer experience more interactive and rewarding.

Examples of the use of AI in the retail sector can be bold or subtle, but in any case, they are changing the way we buy.

Examples of AI Humanoid Sellers

In 2010, Nippon’s SoftBank telecommunications operations partnered with French robot manufacturer Aldebaran to develop Pepper, a humanoid robot that can interact with customers and, allegedly, perceive human emotions.

Pepper is now well established in Nippon, where it is used as a customer service representative in 140 SoftBank mobile stores.

According to Softbank’s Robotics America, a Pepper pilot at B8ta stores in California experienced a 70% increase in pedestrian traffic in some stores and 50% in sales of some items attributed to the robot.

A good example of how AI can help both clients adapt their purchasing decisions is the Olay Skin Advisor, an online consultation platform that calculates the age of a user’s skin from a loaded selfie.

By using AI to evaluate the skin’s condition, the platform can provide personalized routines and reports for skin care and also links to an online store.

ShopBot is an eBay chatbot that promises to help people find the best deals from a large number of eBay ads.

The more you interact with the bot, the more it will learn from you and can recommend the things you like, as well as find elements of your favorite size and color.

You can also upload a photo of an item you are looking for and ShopBot will try to find you the most similar to the sale.

The Trip of the Client

Until recently, retailers used most of the new technologies to improve their ordering and distribution systems.

With the development of AI. artificial intelligence, the focus now is on understanding the customer and making their experience as easy and enjoyable as possible. Retail is increasingly the customer’s journey.

A.I. artificial intelligence makes it much easier for retailers to serve their customers, providing personalized and convenient service, while improving their margins and maintaining a competitive advantage.

Whether in the form of a targeted ad, a personal online shopper, or a physical wheeled supermarket, a.i. artificial intelligence is set to transform the way we buy and sell things in a way that we are just beginning to understand.

Shortcomings of A.I. Artificial Intelligence:

Too many stories about manufacturing plants in which there is no need for human operators, with robots that take the bread away from the worker, there and in many other areas of work.

And then there come the Stories that suddenly turn around in special situations such as those posed by the Mercedes car company.

The German company is taking some robots out of their production lines to make room for humans, the reason has to do with flexibility.

We can adapt faster to the changes that are needed from one day to the next, our programming is instantaneous.

When it comes to vehicle production lines, robots have been living with us for a long time, they can do much faster – and without rest – what they have been programmed to do.

If a brand is clear that it wants a certain color, with some concrete extras, and the most demanded engine, the robot gets to work as if there were no tomorrow.

For that type of work, robots have no rival.

But the needs of companies have changed a lot in recent times, cars can be customized outside and inside with a very high level of detail.

The buyer draws the options at the dealer, and if he wants it to be quickly manufactured, the robot would have to be programmed from one day to the next.

In Mercedes they consider that the process of human programming to those changes is straightforward, they put them to place the pieces according to what they have demanded.

Change the program of a line of robots that creates the Class S in series, it takes them days.

Conclusion

A.I. Artificial intelligence and robots were created to help humans.

The process started with a simple abacus to the most advanced computers and robots present nowadays.

With this development, some people are concerned about the future of the human race on this planet.

Even if a.i. artificial intelligence has replaced humans in many fields of life by being better and more effective at the given task than humans.

We shouldn’t forget that they are just machines made to make our lives easier and that’s what they are doing.

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