When it comes to talk of artificial intelligence, it’s often doom and gloom. Depending on who you listen to, robots will either take all of our jobs, or AI will become so powerful it will enslave the human race or eliminate us entirely.
Perhaps those scared about the potential of AI don’t realise that it already plays an admittedly somewhat basic role in our lives already, with applications ranging from virtual assistants built into smartphones to increasingly sophisticated driverless car technology. [1]
[1] by Danny Palmer for ZDNet