Artificial Intelligence vs Humans?
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Companies in many places around the world are faced by impossible business situations daily. The greatest challenge is to apply all due diligence to come up with a solution that puts their business ahead of the competition. There have been several debates trying to discuss Artificial Intelligence Versus Human Intelligence but no one has come up with a satisfying conclusion. There are those people who feel that a combination of both artificial intelligence and human intelligence is best for analyzing their business and coming up with a plan of work. In many aspects of business such as manufacturing and marketing, human intelligence alone is no longer sufficient to bring working solutions. The fact that a simple program is all it takes to run machines and have them working as configured makes a lot of sense to leave some types of work to them. Moreover, it is now possible to achieve standardization because the settings are what determine the expected outcome from the production line. The introduction of computers into the business environment had brought much fear that eventually every human being would have to leave to make space for the machines. However, that was not the case even though a lot of people did become obsolete. Many people soon realized that they would have to learn to work with the computers in order to keep their jobs. However it was soon realized that computers can work and indeed they perform tasks efficiently but the humans need to be there to issue the instructions to be followed.
In the past, many pro technology developers and entrepreneurs had predicted that the supremacy battle between Artificial Intelligence vs. Human Intelligence was already tilted in favor of the machines. There are several indications that some industries are already there or headed that way. Sectors like banking, health, communication and stocks trading have embraced artificial intelligence in almost every aspect of their business. However, many other applications of artificial intelligence are not made to replace humans but rather to protect them and by extension protect their businesses. When one has to display their face before being allowed entry into a building it means that the insecurity posed by use of cards is minimized. No longer will anyone fear being waylaid in the parking lot and robbed of their key card because it is not necessary. Apparently, human intelligence evolution and development can be measured through artificial intelligence.
Artificial Intelligence is slowly changing the way people think and act and it is taking our mind to the next level. Today, most high security establishments depend on face recognition, finger prints or retina scan for unlocking doors to secured chambers or even computers over manual input of password. Very soon, it is estimated that we would completely do away with typing in passwords to unlock our personal computers but would rather use face recognition scanner at home. Hence, to sum it up, though to a large extent we are still dependent on HI for economic and social progress it is, this dependence, however, is steadily declining and with each passing day we are leaning more towards artificial intelligence not only at a macro level to help us develop socially and economically but also at a micro level to help us with our daily chores and tasks. The growth of artificial intelligence is fueled by the gaps left by human coordination as well as the myriad risks brought about by the products of artificial intelligence. In the past, the risks were minimal due to close human contact but now with online banking, a password is not enough to identify the real account owner.