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Myths and Realities of AI

The idea of Artificial Intelligence has been a thought defying concept for many years. But it has picked momentum as technology started to grow as an innate part of human life. Artificial intelligence can be perceived as a mimic phenomenon of natural intelligence possessed by a human. The notion is to collect the elements of environmental behavior, analyze the data and emulate accurate solutions. The AI systems are built in a way to adapt to the surroundings and learn methods of cognition through speculative analysis.

Now, let us dive in further for ‘deep learning’ in order to evince the myths and realities of AI. As the concept evolved into becoming of a solid functional system, so many questions occurred overtime. The primary were whether the usage of AI, in colloquial terms, Automation is prone to reduce workforce, increase profits and save time.

Myth: The Tech conglomerates would the dominant consumers of AI based systems.
Reality: Most of the Technological firms have produced or will/hope to produce business value in immediate future.

Myth: The senior executives of the firms expect a reduction in workforce of the company.
Reality: The number of senior executives is indirectly proportional to the chance of the myth happening.

Myth: The investment would significantly decrease leading to cost cutting.
Reality: The firms actually focused more on ROI (Return on Investment) rather than cost cutting measures.

In conclusion, this is a discursive discussion which will be going on and in parallel the companies will be enforcing incorporation of AI for enhanced solutions and benefits.

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on July 28, 2021
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    AI is a great solution if chosen carefully to replace the current resources available.
    As an example, Twik is a personalization tool that can basically replace most of the marketing team. It can configure it self to identify business objectives, no need of development team with this. It segments the user and analyze the data to determine how to increase conversion (so can take over data scientist), later it create experiments that can take over the old A/B multi variant tools that usually cost a fortune, and lastly the main goal for Twik is to increase conversion so it helps the business increase revenue.

    As a conclusion, AI is useful if used in and for the right reasons.

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      Can't argue with that!