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The Effects of AI Tech in Different Industries November 24, 2020 by Alan Rasof

Arti cial intelligence used to be a far-away concept written about in the sci- genre. Today, AI is a term that is becoming more and more commonplace as our own homes and cars become smarter. The concept of a machine acting humanlike is less of a science ction and more of a fact. AI itself encompasses a few disciplines, such as robotics, augmented vision, and natural language processing. The in uence of AI technology can be seen in sports, healthcare, manufacturing, shopping, transportation, education, communication, media, and nance.There are very few industries today that are untouched by arti cial intelligence. The engineering sector is affected when we design and manufacture robots that can then be used to perform extremely dif cult tasks if done by humans. Highly repetitive and tedious tasks can also be automated by the use of robots who have been programmed with specialized AI software. In addition to having a human-to-machine interaction, there are also machine learning algorithms that no longer have to rely on human input in order to make decisions. Theses systems are capable of performing actions without explicit instruction. They are able to understand big data and seek patterns, enabling them to make predictive analyses and forecast future trends. In the world of natural language processing, the interactions between human and machine are analyzed by having the machine interpret and manipulate natural


language data. AI still has a way to go before it can reach the level of a human, but it is already being utilized for speech recognition, machine translation, spam detection, and predictive typing, to name a few areas. In the world of transportation, autonomous vehicles have already been greatly impacted by AI. Cars of the future will be able to make use of a multitude of sensors in order to get a 360° view of its surroundings, keeping the driver safer and making parallel parking dif culties a thing of the past. It will also be able to alert drivers about lane crossovers. By providing real-time traf c updates, drivers will have options to take ef cient detours, which will also free up trouble spots on the roads. The Internet of Things (IoT) is a way of describing all of the interconnected devices around the world. Once any of these connected devices are merged with sensors, it gives them the ability to input data, understand it, nd patterns, and make predictions. They can then communicate without the need for human interaction. One example would be a smart refrigerator that knows when it’s time to order more groceries.

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