The science and technology of building computers and systems that can reason, learn, make decisions, and solve problems – tasks that typically require human intellect – is known as artificial intelligence ( AI). The availability of vast volumes of data, the creation of powerful computer hardware and software, and the invention of new algorithms and models have all contributed to the recent rapid advances in AI. Artificial intelligence has been implemented in a number of fields and sectors, including manufacturing, banking, education and entertainment. But AI also has the capacity to produce new and original ideas that could influence the future evolution of society and technology. Learn about some of the advances in AI that have shocked and amazed the world, and what they could mean for the direction of the technology, in this article.
Innovations in artificial intelligence are those products and uses of AI that may exhibit new and unique features, capabilities or effects that exceed the current state of the art or stakeholder expectations and users. Four categories – generative, cognitive, interactive and ethical – can be used to group AI developments. Generative AI innovations include those that produce new and unique material, including writing, music, graphics, and code. Cognitive AI innovations are those that can understand and interpret dynamic and complex data, such as voice, spoken language or visual images. Interactive AI innovations can converse and work with people or other agents, such as chatbots, virtual assistants or robots. Advances in AI that can address and overcome ethical issues and difficulties, such as privacy, fairness, accountability or transparency, that arise from the use and effects of AI, are considered ethical advances in AI. Here are some examples of AI advancements that have shocked and amazed the world:
- GPT-3: With a prompt or question, the GPT-3 generative AI invention can produce diverse and coherent literature on any topic. GPT-3 is a deep neural network capable of producing text using natural language processing (NLP) methods such…
