It is perceived by some of the most prominent leaders that today is the era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Now, this means that the different branches of science are coming together and new magnificent results of human genius have wonderfully changed the picture of the world. It won’t be a moment of a surprise if you find yourself talking to your computer as if it were your real companion? Even though presently we don’t see the computer as a full-fledged friend, however, world-leading scientists are putting great efforts to make the computer think as if they were human beings.
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\nSoon we can see our gadgets processing a large amount of information, helping us solve daily issues however still they can’t be compared to the human brain at least yet. But artificial intelligence in business can change things tremendously.
\nEarlier then-President Barack Obama, MIT Media Lab Director Joi Ito, and Wired Editor-in-Chief Scott Dadich got together for an issue of the magazine Obama guest-edited. There Obama stressed, AI, or at least specialized AI, “has been seeping into our lives in all sorts of ways, and we just don’t notice.”
\nToday AI in the form of machine learning, and complex algorithms are turning out to be a bigger factor in users’ mobile devices, inside data centers and some industries, ranging from retail to manufacturing. With the evolvement of AI, we need to see how it impacts the way business gets done, the relationship between workers, companies, and technology, as well as society writ large.<\/p>\n