From helping you take care of email to creating personalized online shopping experiences, AI promises to transform the way we live and work. <\/p>\n
But with all the hype out there, how do we know which benefits well actually see? In order to learn more, I asked a few members of YECthe following question: <\/p>\n
Gary Vaynerchuk was so impressed with TNW Conference 2016 he paused mid-talk to applaud us. <\/p>\n
What is the top benefit you predict emerging from AI, and do you think the overall benefits will live up to the hype? <\/p>\n
The greatest benefit of AI which is already emerging is the elimination of repetitive tasks. From chat bots that can free up human staffers times to work on more complex issues, to scheduling AIs like x.ai that eliminate the need to schedule meetings, AI will ultimately help humans spend more time focusing on creative and high-mental-effort activities. Brittany Hodak,ZinePak <\/p>\n
I think the benefits of deeper personalization in terms of the ability to understand what each customer really wants and is interested in can be achieved through AI over time. It will live up to the hype because its already being used in some degree to illustrate how personalization is possible and how AI saves considerable time in getting to a deeper level of understanding of each customer. Angela Ruth, Due <\/p>\n
AI will save companies considerable time by doing tasks and collecting data as well as providing decisions based on that data much faster than human beings can do. It seems quite possible that AI has the capability of doing so much more than we can on many levels. Its an exciting time to watch the changes that AI brings. Murray Newlands,Sighted <\/p>\n
AI will enable us to interact with information as if were interacting with a knowledgeable individual. We wont have to look at a screen to learn about anything, we can simply converse with AI. SIRI is already a reliable personal assistant when it comes to setting reminders, alarm clocks, sending texts, etc. AI will make it possible for us to do virtually anything with voice command. Andrew Namminga,Andesign <\/p>\n
The biggest change thats coming is the move from humans using software as a tool, to humans working with software as team members. Software will monitor things, alert humans, and execute basic tasks without human intervention. This will free human time for the really creative or interesting tasks and greatly improve business. A.I. is going to have a much larger impact than the hype. Brennan White,Cortex <\/p>\n
I think the greatest advantage of AI is the automation of tasks that will free up employees to focus on strategic initiatives. On the other hand, I dont think it will be as big as predicted. There are still too many tasks that need a human touch to make them successful. Well see great benefit from AI in the more mundane areas, but youll always need the human brain for some tasks. Nicole Munoz,Start Ranking Now <\/p>\n
One of the top benefits will be the emergence of personalized medicine. Rather than a one-size-fits-all approach, doctors will be able to tailor treatment on an individual basis and prescribe the right treatments and procedures based on your medical history. As far as living up to hype, yes definitely. Though as with many new technologies its more of a question of whenratherthan if. Kevin Yamazaki,Sidebench <\/p>\n
No, tomorrows AI wont live up to the hype. Freeing ordinary folks from repetitive tasks and giving them personal assistants only allows people to busy themselves with other, more complex tasks. The resulting productivity will mark incremental gains for business owners, but nothing on par with the digital revolution and the industrial one before it. For that, well have to wait for the robots. Manpreet Singh,TalkLocal <\/p>\n
With each wave of technology advancement, the quality of life for the world overall has increased. With AI, we will have better personalized healthcare, more efficient energy use, enhanced food production capabilities, improved jobs with less mundane work, and more. People will lead longer and more high quality lives. Adelyn Zhou,TOPBOTS <\/p>\n
I believe it will be more like the science fiction movies, where we will maintain and work with the machines that do the work. However, these jobs will come with a level of prestige, as most people will probably live off a government sponsored socialism system. With AI and automation replacing so many jobs in the next 20 years, we will have to change social systems in order to adapt. Andy Karuza,FenSens <\/p>\n
While AI is critical for self-driving cars, the military, commerce, AI-driven SEO and gaming, its poised to make the most human impact in medicine and human behavior. Imagine the UN leveraging neural networks and deep learning to discover what helps some communities thrive and others fall behind. Those lessons can then be leveraged into community builders, city planners, grants and projects. Gideon Kimbrell,InList Inc <\/p>\n
Artificial intelligence based home automation is the future. If everyone in the United States installed Nest or a similar smart thermostat, they would collectively save hundreds of millions of dollars annually in wasted energy since Nest is able to learn when people are orare not home. Nest and others automatically adjust temperature saving on energy use and costs. Kristopher Jones,LSEO.com <\/p>\n
Artificial Intelligence will do wonders to help automate processes that, today, take time and manual labor but dont contribute much to the bottom line or moving forward as a company. Automation will allow additional time and resources to be dedicated to what companies need to focus their energy on: customer experience. Andrew Kucheriavy,Intechnic <\/p>\n
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