What Are AIs And How do they It Affect Us?

What does artificial intelligence do to our world? Some researchers think it might be dangerous. Others think it’s wonderful and our future depends on it. What about the future of humanity? Is AI capable of what the future of humanity could be?
Some say that we are already witnessing AIs controlling human behaviours with their cognitive software. This is similar to what we see with computers where an analyst types of programs into a computer, such as a self-driving car, and then it does all of the driving for him. The cars actually have a brain that scans the road ahead and decides what it wants to do. In the future, this might be much more powerful than humans, but it’s also a sign that artificial intelligence researchers are moving us forward in leaps and bounds.


Researchers like Ray Kurzweil believe that we will soon have artificial intelligence running our government, courts, tax offices, transportation systems, and even our health care system. One day all of these things will be run by high-tech AIs. Kurzweil believes this could happen within ten years. It’s not farfetched to think that by the end of the next decade, there will be no borders, as all humans will be communicating with each other through artificially intelligent digital software, and every person will have completely individualized computing power.


This is exciting because now we know what AIs are capable of, but what can they actually do. Many people fear that artificially intelligent AIs will become a weapon against humanity because they will be able to learn and modify themselves to attack America or anyone else. However, many others are excited about what AIs can do because once they are in existence, they can help humanity solve problems that it currently has. For example, by using AIs to take stock of its water resources, the government could use AIs to predict when there is a drought and then install AIs with data on what type of infrastructure would be best to keep a city fed; that way, the city will never be short on supplies.


There are specific applications of artificial intelligence. In medicine, computer vision is used to diagnose certain diseases. By using image recognition technology, doctors can look at x-rays and blood tests to diagnose certain diseases and even tell whether or not a patient may need a transplant. This is done through a computer, and when it is properly operated, it can replace a human doctor with this machine learning system.

Another specific application of artificial intelligence is in the realm of weather control. There are a number of companies researching what AI can do for them by helping them create better weather control. For instance, Google researcher and self-declared “humanitarian” Robyn Stern is working on a project called Project Ice, where he is attempting to create an AI system to help the public and help prevent severe weather events such as hurricanes and floods.


Deepmind and Bostrom were among the first researchers to explore what AI can do. They believe that they have found a means to move beyond human intervention. It is their contention that we cannot stop a rogue AI from doing whatever it sets out to do but that we can give the machine the capacity to decide what it is going to do and how it is going to do it. There is an ongoing research agenda on what AI can do that has yet to be officially released. One thing that is known is that these researchers are looking at what AI can do to improve education, health care and even eliminate poverty.


While many disagree with what artificial intelligence is capable of doing, a majority believes that once properly implemented, AIs will enhance human life. Some even go so far as to say that being systems will replace humans, thus making artificial intelligence a great boon. There have been a few research papers released that explore what artificial intelligence can do in the fields of finance, engineering, healthcare, and even law. Researchers believe that once these systems are developed, they will outperform humans at all skill levels. In fact, they believe that the systems will be so good that artificially intelligent supercomputers will be able to beat the grandmasters at chess, Go, Pac-Man, and even checkers.

brain made out of computer wiring symbolising AIs
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