Artificial Intelligence Future

This time the 'intelligent' machines will decide for themselves, are we ready? The instrument will communicate with the instrument itself, what is our future? The members of the World Economic Forum were somewhat surprised by the results of the survey. India is now number one! The subject of the survey was, what is the number of people addicted to the Internet as a percentage of a country. The survey was conducted online by Ipsos, a Paris-based global market research firm, at the end of 2016, among 17,160 adults in the 23 countries with the most Internet users. As it turns out, India is in one. In this country, 72% of Internet users are severely addicted to the Internet. They said they can't live without using the internet. In second place is Britain and South Africa. In both countries, 8 percent of Internet users live without a web. Chin four. 6 percent. America is at number eight on the list. 63 percent. Germany and Brazil have the same ranking. At the very end of the lis

Jobs that robots can't take away in the future There is no doubt that computers, robots, artificial intelligence will take up a number of jobs in the coming days. According to a 2017 study, robots will lose about 600 million jobs worldwide by 2030. Already a large part of the work like cashier, telemarketing, umpiring is being controlled by computer. Advances in technology mean that the need for people to work decreases. And the more we move towards automation, the less they need for staff. But there are some things that robots can't do. What are those tasks? Where personality is needed, such a job cannot be taken away by a robot. Where there is compassion, judgment, natural instincts, building efficient relationships, they will not go into the hands of robots. As a result, those who work as caretakers, nurses, doctors, and even vendors are not afraid of losing their jobs. The task of completing a contract, where complex decisions need to be made, is unlikely for robots to succ

Artificial intelligence is also fighting in the laboratory The death toll has exceeded ten thousand. Scientists around the world are desperate to find a cure for the deadly virus. There is no ‘instrument’ behind. The pace at which the virus is spreading, making it impossible for humans to handle the research. So the world's fastest supercomputer is helping scientists. E.g., ‘Summit’ and ‘Sierra’. The first is at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory in the United States. The second supercomputer is in the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. There are two computers in the first and second place in terms of speed. Scientists say that Summit can calculate 200 quadrillions (1 quadrillion, that is, 15 after 0) every second. In other words, it is 10 lakh times more powerful than a good laptop. Research is underway on various chemicals to control the virus. The novel coronavirus is looking for a chemical that will lose energy. Different organizations are working day and night to make medi

 Attack after temptation Knowing that her picture was circulating on a porn site, the disoriented girl approached the police. It is known that the picture was made by distorting one of his own taken a year ago. Many women like him were distorted. This is what happened in Singapore last year. In July last year, a young woman from Hyderabad approached the police on the same charge. The accused chased after him and secretly took pictures. He distorted that picture and left it on a site. The link between the two events is the same. That is, the images were distorted using an app called DipNude. The app was launched in April last year by a company in Estonia, a European country. With this app running on artificial intelligence or artificial intelligence, any ordinary picture of a human being could be turned into a nude picture. Within a couple of months, there was a storm of criticism as the app began to be abused around the world. The company acknowledges that the app was created for "

Robot Sophia won the heart by singing! See what song he sang ... Artificial intelligence has revolutionized the way robots operate. This time the world saw that sample in the 'Tonight Show' of the popular American TV presenter Jimmy Fallon. There, Sophia, the world's first artificial intelligence robot, sang a duet with Jimmy. Various robots were guests at Fallon's November 21 "Tonight Show." Along with Sophia, MIT's robot 'Mini Cheetah' and tomato-feeding robot 'Tomatina' were also present in the show that day. However, the response of the audience was clear that Sophia was the center of attraction. After ‘Mini Cheetah’ and ‘Tomato’ came out, Sophia entered the stage. After the initial conversation, Fallon asks her if she can sing. In reply, Sophia said that with the blessing of artificial intelligence, she has also mastered singing. Fallon and Sophia then began singing Christina Aguilera's popular romantic song "She's Somethi

Facebook's AI tool shuts down 6.6 billion fake accounts Facebook says its machine learning tools have shut down more than 6 billion fake accounts in the past year. These accounts are in addition to the millions of accounts that Facebook does not allow to be created every day. According to Facebook, their AI tool has been working for two years. This is the latest way to block fake accounts. This tool uses a technology called Deep Entity Classification and analyzes active Facebook accounts. In addition, the tool monitors the behavior of individual Facebook profiles. This tool monitors thousands of activities such as sent friend requests, group joining, or page liking. This AI tool learns itself over time, which also increases its performance. Facebook says the tool has reduced the number of spam accounts on the platform by 27%. The company says that the rate of fake accounts on Facebook is just 5%.

The AI ​​model predicted the end of the Corona pandemic in December At the moment, the only question on everyone's mind is, "When will the global coronavirus end?" Data scientists are also trying to find an answer to this question. He has adopted the SIR (susceptible, infected, recovered) mathematical model for his predictions, which has been used to analyze the spread and recovery of the epidemic. Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) has included certified infected patients, tests, and deaths in its AI model and assessed the life cycle of Coded-19 with their help. According to his AI model, the global epidemic will end in December, while the duration of its eradication varies in different countries. It will end in June in Australia and in October in Italy. Experts warn that the data and model could not be used to diagnose the complexity of the disease and many other factors. However, experts believe that the data predicts a plan to ease or tighten the loc