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Advantages Of Artificial Intelligence In Society

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Should humankind introduce Artificial Intelligence to society?
Introduction
Human beings always tend to develop and enhance their quality of life throughout history. They invented various tools, starting with a simple wheel and ending with super computers. However, the ordinary computers could not satisfy the requirement of modern society. This led to the born of Artificial Intelligence (AI). AI is a program, which in an arbitrary world will cope with the same level with a human (Dobrev 2004, 2). The purpose of AI to help people, making their life more easier and better. If AI is so helpful, the main question of AI’s totally integration appears immediately. Therefore, the main aim of this project to determine the possible application of AI. In this project the both sides of AI and possibility of its totally integration into all infrastructures of the modern society will be examined. Furthermore, the today’s usage of AI will be discussed with some examples of existing something.
The nowadays usage of AI.
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The perspective of AI in terms of future development is unbelievable huge. Its field if usage and multifunctionness is almost limitless, which give it an enormous superiority among the ordinary human’s ability. There are several positive sides of AI, which can be main reasons for AI’s total integration.
The first possible advantage of AI is as Kaj (2012, 2) states, artificial intelligence can be upgraded by changing its hardware to a more powerful one, while biological humans cannot simply upgrade their brains. This may lead to the limitless development of digital brains and, furthermore, their evolution. Such consequences are highly favorable for human beings due to the fact that this also can lead to the simultaneous evolution of humankind. But, as Omohundro (2008, p 6) mentioned, the main problem is that Self-improving systems do not yet exist in our world.

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