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Advantages and disadvantages of A.I. Monti Matteo 

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Advantages and disadvantages of A.I. Monti Matteo 

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But A.I. has drawbacks like high production and research costs, A.I. can't be based solely off data, and it makes the whole population more lazy, because more things will be automated, and humans will become obsolete including biology, since humans can grow in a test tube, men and women themselves can become obsolete.

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A.I. Will make our life much easier with getting rid of pointless Jobs, allowing for higher quality jobs, it will also help society and technology progress, and make space for more free time in our lives, it may even lower production costs and improve efficiency for businesses, essential production tasks will always cost less than manual labour, aside from the cost, also computers and machines tend to be more accurate than humans.

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Artificial Intelligence: Luca D'Aniello, Pietro Minunni, Antonio Mazzilli

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Artificial Intelligence: Luca D'Aniello, Pietro Minunni, Antonio Mazzilli

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-High Development Cost
Ai sistem is costly to build Although prices are coming down, it might be too expensive for average people, machines and software  need constant maintenance

-unemployment
Ai is replying the majority Of mundane task and other works whit robot  and compute  and human are losing their job

-makes human depends
Humans are getting addicted to AI applications which are making them lazier by the day.

-could dominate human
It might sound like a scary nightmare out of some Hollywood movie, but the day robots enslave human beings may not be as far away as we think

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Ppt about industry 4.0 and A.I.

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Other to the advantages, there are also disadvantages:

High Development Cost

AI system is costly to build. Besides, machines and software need constant maintenance.

Unemployment

Artificial intelligence is replacing most jobs with robots and computers, and humans are losing their jobs. infact with its level of accuracy, every organization wants to work with robots rather than humans.

Makes Humans Dependent

Humans are getting addicted to AI applications, which are becoming physically lazy and mentally dependent of the use of AI. They are losing their ability to think rationally, computers are doing everything for them.

Lack of Out of Box Thinking

Machines cannot think creatively, they do as they are programmed. Anything out of the box could crash them or give irrelevant outputs.

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Technology is now part of our lives, after its progresses.

It has some advantages such as:

Lower margin of error

Computers don't make mistakes, if they are well programmed .

Improved Efficiency

AI has created a new standard for productivity and efficiency.  If you’re texting someone your autocorrect software automatically corrects your wrongs word.

Takes Risks Instead of Humans

A robot can do everything, even the most dangerous things for humans

Always Available

Unlike us, which need breaks while we work, machines can work all day without getting tired

Digital Assistance

AI provides us with digital assistance, some examples are Siri, Cortana, and Alexa

Faster decisions

Machines are designed to work on what's programmed, and they don't make decisions based on emotions like humans

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ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF AUTOMATION

Advantages commonly attributed to automation include higher production rates and increased productivity, more efficient use of materials, better product quality, improved safety, shorter workweeks for labour, and reduced factory lead times.
Worker safety is an important reason for automating an industrial operation.

-Automated systems often remove workers from the workplace, thus safeguarding them against the hazards of the factory environment.

- reduction in the number of hours worked on average per week by factory workers.
Infact in the United States the general number of hours has gone from 70 to 40 hours.

https://www.britannica.com/technology/automation/Advantages-and-disadvantages-of-automation

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That said it might seem that machines are perfect but it's not entirely true that's why I'll list the cons: Robots cost more; If robots make mistakes, who do you blame ?;  If you need to work with robots, you need to train medical personnel to use it and this may take time.  A lot of time and money from the institutions

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December 31st, 2019. New Year's Eve.

While the whole world was celebrating, a person walks into the hospital in Wuhan, reportedly showing symptoms of unusual pneumonia. Soon, this was seen in various patients spread across the whole city, consisting of 11 million people. The medical officials, 7 days later, labeled it as the Coronavirus. And 4 more days later, a 61-year-old man dies. This is how it all started. Fast-forward to today, we have over 1.5 million confirmed cases and, a saddening and horrific death toll of over 95,000. Corona. A virus, which in itself is a collection of many viruses, which are responsible for infecting various organs badly and quickly. The virus spreads like wildfire and as the stats show, it did.

While the diplomats were thinking of a way of containing the virus which they are doing so, pretty well, some people are continuously risking their lives, to makes others' better. The medical personnel.

Doctors do not just risk their life by treating the patients, but they also don't have adequate medical tools and sanitary drugs for treating them right. This itself creates a risk, being on the frontline. The virus is highly contagious, and it may get deadly. As per the Business Insider, at least 3300 of the Chinese medical staff are infected. In Italy, over 8.3% of the total cases comprised of the medical staff. The numbers, however frightening, don't stop them from doing their duty.

However, you think AI and robots would have helped them? Let's see.

When we start thinking about why and where the robots can be used in the medical sector, the first thing comes to mind is the precision and tirelessness of the machines.

Let's take Neurology for example. We know that the brain is a tricky part of the body and extreme care is required while operating on it, as every millimeter can cause a problem.

Robots, due to their precision, can be used in conducting sub-millimeter precision operations on various parts of the body.

AI or specifically, "Image processing" could be useful in the detection of abnormalities in different parts of the human body. We can also use AI in diagnostics, which can help doctors to give faster analysis and hence can treat the patient quickly. AI can search a large database of diseases and also pick up those which humans may neglect.

Robots can be used to nurse the diseased patients, which could finally guarantee near-perfect isolation rooms, to treat people with a contagious disease, like Coronavirus. If we could have had the robotic nurses right now, we could have saved thousands of medical personnel who got infected at the time of treating the patients.

Not just patient-specific, but robotics may also be used for the infrastructure-specific help, for example, 100 percent sterilization of the hospitals without compromising the cleaner's health. Robots may also be used to supply the medical tools and drugs, without causing infection for the courier.

You may have noticed, everything you read is said as a possibility (like, can be used or may also help, etc.). But, almost all of the applications discussed above, have been implemented already!

The precision surgeries performer, Da Vinci surgical robot, which was introduced in 2000, has been used to do more than 200,000 surgeries in 2012 itself. The Xenex Germ-Zapping Robot has been used to sterilize the whole hospital room in a matter of minutes. Moxi, the AI nurse is being used in hospitals to assists the nurses for various tasks.

LightStrike Germ-Zapping Robot. (Image source- Xenex.com)

Diligent Robotics founders along with their product Moxi. (Image source- Diligent Robotics Press Kit)

So what? Should all the hospitals just grab one for them and start using? Well easy tiger, let me give you the whole perspective first. How do we do that? Some pros and cons. Lame? Okay, I will do the cons first, cool?

Robots cost more. The da Vinci robot costs around 2 million USD.

Robotic surgery is expensive to the patients, around 3000-6000 USD more than the normal surgery.

If robots make mistakes, who do you blame? Let's take the team leader's example, the da Vinci robot. It is under FDA investigation since 2013, as it has led to many deaths. The da Vinci robot is linked to at least 144 deaths. The thing is you don't have anyone specific to blame. How can you punish a robot? If not them, then who? The creator? The surgeon, who used it? This is a legally grey area and due to this, it has been under a lot of controversies, especially in the ethics domain.

If you need to work with robots, you have to train the medical staff to use it, and that could take time. A lot of time.

Cons

Okay wait, don't hate them, they are good too. Look at the pros.

Robots are faster at diagnosis.

Robots never get tired, so can make numerous decisions without any fatigue.

Robots neither get nor transfer the diseases.

Robots have the steadiest hands and can-do precise calculations.

So, will they replace doctors?
Pros
But wait, why?
Well, robots on one side can surely help the doctors in many ways, from doing surgeries to diagnosing tough diseases. But a normal person still may not trust them. The thing is, using robots in the medical field sounds cute more than secure. We always still trust the experience of humans than robots. We are human beings, we like to be treated as one, with emotions. Even though robots are more precise than doctors in some cases, robots will most likely not replace humans anytime soon. Maybe never.

Well,robots can and have messed up. There is much criticism for them, a lot of which is appropriate. Robots can't take symptoms (yet), so their thought process is limited. They can only process, what is given to them. Robots don't have empathy (and again, yet); hence they will fail to deal with patients psychologically. Robots will always take whatever is given to them as valid input. Meaning, they could be fooled easily.

AI can be developed as great as we possibly can, but it will always require a human touch, especially in the medical sector. AI won't be a stand-alone, and nor will be doctors (we do want more precision), they both need to go hand-in-hand and we will have a better medical structure.
Further reading Additional references

da Vinci Surgical System. (2020, March 18). Retrieved from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Da_Vinci_Surgical_System#Criticism

Williams, A., Williams, A., Demaitre, E., Demaitre, E., Crowe, S., Crowe, S., ... Weinberg, N. (n.d.). Health & Medical Archives. Retrieved from http://www.roboticsbusinessreview.com/health-medical

Al Jazeera. (2020, April 3). Timeline: How the new coronavirus spread. Retrieved from https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2020/01/timeline-china-coronavirus-spread-200126061554884.html

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The Pros And Cons Of Having AI-Powered Robots As Doctors

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December 31st, 2019. New Year's Eve. While the whole world was celebrating, a person walks into the hospital in Wuhan, reportedly showing symptoms of unusual pneumonia. Soon, this was seen in various patients spread across the whole city, consisting of 11 million people. The medical officials, 7 days later, labeled it as the Coronavirus.

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Advantages and disadvantages of automation

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The first disadvantage concers:
-the displacement of a worker resulting in an emotional strees

- Other disadvantages of automated equipment include the high capital expenditure required to invest in automation  a higher level of maintenance needed than with a manually operated machine, and a generally lower degree of flexibility in terms of the possible products as compared with a manual system

_ Also there are potential risks that automation technology will ultimately subjugate rather than serve humankind. The risks include the possibility that workers will become slaves to automated machines, that the privacy of humans will be invaded by vast computer data networks, that human error in the management of technology will somehow endanger civilization, and that society will become dependent on automation for its economic well-being.

Apart from these disadvantages this technology can offer many possibilities for growth for the future so that humans can have a higher and risk-standard of living.

https://www.britannica.com/technology/automation/Advantages-and-disadvantages-of-automation

https://www.britannica.com/technology/automation/Advantages-and-disadvantages-of-automation

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Advantages commonly attributed to automation include higher production rates and increased productivity, more efficient use of materials, better product quality, improved safety, shorter workweeks for labour, and reduced factory lead times. Higher output and increased productivity have been two of the biggest reasons in justifying the use of automation. Despite the claims of high quality from good workmanship by humans, automated systems typically perform the manufacturing process with less variability than human workers, resulting in greater control and consistency of product quality. Also, increased process control makes more efficient use of materials, resulting in less scrap.

Worker safety is an important reason for automating an industrial operation. Automated systems often remove workers from the workplace, thus safeguarding them against the hazards of the factory environment. In the United States the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 (OSHA) was enacted with the national objective of making work safer and protecting the physical well-being of the worker. OSHA has had the effect of promoting the use of automation and robotics in the factory.

Another benefit of automation is the reduction in the number of hours worked on average per week by factory workers. About 1900 the average workweek was approximately 70 hours. This has gradually been reduced to a standard workweek in the United States of about 40 hours. Mechanization and automation have played a significant role in this reduction. Finally, the time required to process a typical production order through the factory is generally reduced with automation.

A main disadvantage often associated with automation, worker displacement, has been discussed above. Despite the social benefits that might result from retraining displaced workers for other jobs, in almost all cases the worker whose job has been taken over by a machine undergoes a period of emotional stress. In addition to displacement from work, the worker may be displaced geographically. In order to find other work, an individual may have to relocate, which is another source of stress.

Other disadvantages of automated equipment include the high capital expenditure required to invest in automation (an automated system can cost millions of dollars to design, fabricate, and install), a higher level of maintenance needed than with a manually operated machine, and a generally lower degree of flexibility in terms of the possible products as compared with a manual system (even flexible automation is less flexible than humans, the most versatile machines of all).

Also there are potential risks that automation technology will ultimately subjugate rather than serve humankind. The risks include the possibility that workers will become slaves to automated machines, that the privacy of humans will be invaded by vast computer data networks, that human error in the management of technology will somehow endanger civilization, and that society will become dependent on automation for its economic well-being.

These dangers aside, automation technology, if used wisely and effectively, can yield substantial opportunities for the future. There is an opportunity to relieve humans from repetitive, hazardous, and unpleasant labour in all forms. And there is an opportunity for future automation technologies to provide a growing social and economic environment in which humans can enjoy a higher standard of living and a better way of life.

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The pros are that the machines do not catch or transmit diseases and this would be a step forward for the treatment of infectious diseases;  The robots are very precise and do not get tired and this would help the field concerning surgery and operations that require greater precision;  robots work fast and tirelessly.

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December 31st, 2019. New Year's Eve.

While the whole world was celebrating, a person walks into the hospital in Wuhan, reportedly showing symptoms of unusual pneumonia. Soon, this was seen in various patients spread across the whole city, consisting of 11 million people. The medical officials, 7 days later, labeled it as the Coronavirus. And 4 more days later, a 61-year-old man dies. This is how it all started. Fast-forward to today, we have over 1.5 million confirmed cases and, a saddening and horrific death toll of over 95,000. Corona. A virus, which in itself is a collection of many viruses, which are responsible for infecting various organs badly and quickly. The virus spreads like wildfire and as the stats show, it did.

While the diplomats were thinking of a way of containing the virus which they are doing so, pretty well, some people are continuously risking their lives, to makes others' better. The medical personnel.

Doctors do not just risk their life by treating the patients, but they also don't have adequate medical tools and sanitary drugs for treating them right. This itself creates a risk, being on the frontline. The virus is highly contagious, and it may get deadly. As per the Business Insider, at least 3300 of the Chinese medical staff are infected. In Italy, over 8.3% of the total cases comprised of the medical staff. The numbers, however frightening, don't stop them from doing their duty.

However, you think AI and robots would have helped them? Let's see.

When we start thinking about why and where the robots can be used in the medical sector, the first thing comes to mind is the precision and tirelessness of the machines.

Let's take Neurology for example. We know that the brain is a tricky part of the body and extreme care is required while operating on it, as every millimeter can cause a problem.

Robots, due to their precision, can be used in conducting sub-millimeter precision operations on various parts of the body.

AI or specifically, "Image processing" could be useful in the detection of abnormalities in different parts of the human body. We can also use AI in diagnostics, which can help doctors to give faster analysis and hence can treat the patient quickly. AI can search a large database of diseases and also pick up those which humans may neglect.

Robots can be used to nurse the diseased patients, which could finally guarantee near-perfect isolation rooms, to treat people with a contagious disease, like Coronavirus. If we could have had the robotic nurses right now, we could have saved thousands of medical personnel who got infected at the time of treating the patients.

Not just patient-specific, but robotics may also be used for the infrastructure-specific help, for example, 100 percent sterilization of the hospitals without compromising the cleaner's health. Robots may also be used to supply the medical tools and drugs, without causing infection for the courier.

You may have noticed, everything you read is said as a possibility (like, can be used or may also help, etc.). But, almost all of the applications discussed above, have been implemented already!

The precision surgeries performer, Da Vinci surgical robot, which was introduced in 2000, has been used to do more than 200,000 surgeries in 2012 itself. The Xenex Germ-Zapping Robot has been used to sterilize the whole hospital room in a matter of minutes. Moxi, the AI nurse is being used in hospitals to assists the nurses for various tasks.

LightStrike Germ-Zapping Robot. (Image source- Xenex.com)

Diligent Robotics founders along with their product Moxi. (Image source- Diligent Robotics Press Kit)

So what? Should all the hospitals just grab one for them and start using? Well easy tiger, let me give you the whole perspective first. How do we do that? Some pros and cons. Lame? Okay, I will do the cons first, cool?

Robots cost more. The da Vinci robot costs around 2 million USD.

Robotic surgery is expensive to the patients, around 3000-6000 USD more than the normal surgery.

If robots make mistakes, who do you blame? Let's take the team leader's example, the da Vinci robot. It is under FDA investigation since 2013, as it has led to many deaths. The da Vinci robot is linked to at least 144 deaths. The thing is you don't have anyone specific to blame. How can you punish a robot? If not them, then who? The creator? The surgeon, who used it? This is a legally grey area and due to this, it has been under a lot of controversies, especially in the ethics domain.

If you need to work with robots, you have to train the medical staff to use it, and that could take time. A lot of time.

Cons

Okay wait, don't hate them, they are good too. Look at the pros.

Robots are faster at diagnosis.

Robots never get tired, so can make numerous decisions without any fatigue.

Robots neither get nor transfer the diseases.

Robots have the steadiest hands and can-do precise calculations.

So, will they replace doctors?
Pros
But wait, why?
Well, robots on one side can surely help the doctors in many ways, from doing surgeries to diagnosing tough diseases. But a normal person still may not trust them. The thing is, using robots in the medical field sounds cute more than secure. We always still trust the experience of humans than robots. We are human beings, we like to be treated as one, with emotions. Even though robots are more precise than doctors in some cases, robots will most likely not replace humans anytime soon. Maybe never.

Well,robots can and have messed up. There is much criticism for them, a lot of which is appropriate. Robots can't take symptoms (yet), so their thought process is limited. They can only process, what is given to them. Robots don't have empathy (and again, yet); hence they will fail to deal with patients psychologically. Robots will always take whatever is given to them as valid input. Meaning, they could be fooled easily.

AI can be developed as great as we possibly can, but it will always require a human touch, especially in the medical sector. AI won't be a stand-alone, and nor will be doctors (we do want more precision), they both need to go hand-in-hand and we will have a better medical structure.
Further reading Additional references

da Vinci Surgical System. (2020, March 18). Retrieved from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Da_Vinci_Surgical_System#Criticism

Williams, A., Williams, A., Demaitre, E., Demaitre, E., Crowe, S., Crowe, S., ... Weinberg, N. (n.d.). Health & Medical Archives. Retrieved from http://www.roboticsbusinessreview.com/health-medical

Al Jazeera. (2020, April 3). Timeline: How the new coronavirus spread. Retrieved from https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2020/01/timeline-china-coronavirus-spread-200126061554884.html

What do you think?

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The Pros And Cons Of Having AI-Powered Robots As Doctors

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December 31st, 2019. New Year's Eve. While the whole world was celebrating, a person walks into the hospital in Wuhan, reportedly showing symptoms of unusual pneumonia. Soon, this was seen in various patients spread across the whole city, consisting of 11 million people. The medical officials, 7 days later, labeled it as the Coronavirus.

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Here are the disadvantages of AI:
1 Dependency on Machines: Humans are getting addicted to AI applications which are making them lazier by the day.
Not just physically lazy, they’re becoming mentally dependent on the use cases of AI. They are losing their ability to think rationally, computers are doing everything for them.
2 Expensive to Implement: A new AI system is costly to build. Besides, machines and software need constant maintenance.
3 Displace Low Skilled Jobs: AI is replacing the majority of mundane tasks and other works with robots and computers, and humans are losing their jobs (unemployment). Because of its level of accuracy, every organization wants to work with robots rather than humans.
4  Restricted Work: Machines cannot think creatively; they just do as they are programmed. Anything out of the box could crash them or give irrelevant outputs.

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We must be very careful about how we use this type of intelligence because over the years we can become addicted to it, and lose control of it which could also have the upper hand over our emotions, we risk being conditioned and not distinguish between real and virtual reality. .  We must be able to have an open mind to this type of artificial intelligence but know how to balance reality with technology.  We risk living in a future completely conditioned by artificial intelligence.

https://honestproscons.com/11-pros-and-cons-of-artificial-intelligence/

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Advantages of AI

-less room for errors:
Errors are part of our practical lives cimputer  make no error if you program correct,  the decision of  AI are taken  from the  previously  gathered information applying a certain  set of algorithms

-improved efficiently:
AI ha created a ne standard for productivity and efficiency, for example if  you’re texting someone  your   Autocorrect software  automatically correct  your misspelled word

-takes  risk instead of humans
The biggest advantages  of i  has to be how it takes  risk instead of human  an various dangerous task , an Ia robot can do anything from mining  coal to diffusing a bomb so they can be used in situation  where intervention can be dangerous for the  human

-Always  available
An human  can’t work continuously  they neeed break  in between  and they get tired, machine are never tired  they cna work 24x7  for consecutive hour

-faster decision
Humans tend to analyze various factors emotionally and practically before making a decision but machines aren’t designed that way. The AI-powered machines work on what it is programmed and deliver the results in a faster way than humans would

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Enea Hysa  Artificial Intelligence was first coined by John McCarthy in 1955 at the Dartmouth Conference. There are many forms of intelligence and AI has many aspects such as perception, reasoning, planning, motion, and natural language processing.Developments in AI are leading to fundamental changes in the way we live. It’s shaping and influencing our world in many visible ways. Pros of Artificial Intelligence1. Less Room for Errors AI processing ensures error-free data processing, despite the size of data.With AI, the decisions are taken from the previously gathered information applying a certain set of algorithms.2. Improved Efficiency AI has created a new standard for productivity and efficiency.This has improved the overall efficiency of various mundane tasks.3. Takes Risks Instead of HumansAn AI robot can do anything They can be used in situations where intervention can be hazardous.

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Enea Hysa  Artificial Intelligence was first coined by John McCarthy in 1955 at the Dartmouth Conference. There are many forms of intelligence and AI has many aspects such as perception, reasoning, planning, motion, and natural language processing.Developments in AI are leading to fundamental changes in the way we live. It’s shaping and influencing our world in many visible ways. Pros of Artificial Intelligence1. Less Room for Errors AI processing ensures error-free data processing, despite the size of data.With AI, the decisions are taken from the previously gathered information applying a certain set of algorithms.2. Improved Efficiency AI has created a new standard for productivity and efficiency.This has improved the overall efficiency of various mundane tasks.3. Takes Risks Instead of HumansAn AI robot can do anything They can be used in situations where intervention can be hazardous.

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Expensive to Implement
businesses and industries that do not have funds will find it difficult to implement AI technology into their processes or strategies.

Dependency on Machines
With the dependency of humans on machines increasing. We’ve seen it in the past and there’s no doubt we’ll continue seeing it in the future, our dependency on machines will only increase.

Displace Low Skilled Jobs
It is quite possible that AI will displace many low skilled jobs. As we are moving towards the automated world, where almost every task will be done by the machines, there is a possibility of large-scale unemployment. A real-time example of this is the concept of driverless cars.

Restricted Work
AI machines are programmed to do certain tasks based on what they are trained and programmed to do. Relying on machines to adapt to new environments.

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Cons of Artificial Intelligence
1. High Development Cost
A new AI system is costly to build.
2. Unemployment
AI is replacing the majority of mundane tasks and other works with robots and computers, and humans are losing their jobs. Because of its level of accuracy, every organization wants to work with robots rather than humans.
3. Makes Humans Dependent
Humans are getting addicted to AI applications which are making them lazier by the day.
4. Lack of Out of Box Thinking
Machines cannot think creatively; they just do as they are programmed. Anything out of the box could crash them or give irrelevant outputs.

5. Could Dominate Humans
It might sound like a scary nightmare out of some Hollywood movie, but the day robots enslave human beings may not be as far away as we think. Even Stephen Hawking and Elon Musk have brought light upon the possibility of this happening.

https://honestproscons.com/11-pros-and-cons-of-artificial-intelligence/

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Artificial Intelligence is the buzz word in today’s world. While technocrats consider it a blessing, it has become a hot topic of debates everywhere.

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ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF AUTOMATION

Advantages commonly attributed to automation include higher production rates and increased productivity, more efficient use of materials, better product quality, improved safety, shorter workweeks for labour, and reduced factory lead times.
Worker safety is an important reason for automating an industrial operation.

-Automated systems often remove workers from the workplace, thus safeguarding them against the hazards of the factory environment.

- reduction in the number of hours worked on average per week by factory workers.
Infact in the United States the general number of hours has gone from 70 to 40 hours.

https://www.britannica.com/technology/automation/Advantages-and-disadvantages-of-automation

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Expensive to Implement

The installation, maintenance and repair costs of artificial intelligences are very expensive

Dependency on Machines

There is a steady increase in human dependence on machines, we are heading towards a time when it becomes difficult for humans to work without the assistance of a machine. We have seen this in the past and there is no doubt that we will continue to have a substantial increase in our addiction

Displace Low Skilled Jobs

This is the primary concern for technocrats so far. It is quite possible that AI will displace many low skilled jobs. As machines can work 24*7 with no break, industries prefer investing in machines as compared to humans.

Restricted Work

AI machines are programmed to do certain tasks based on what they are trained and programmed to do. Relying on machines to adapt to new environments, be creative and think out of the box will be a big mistake. This is not possible because their thinking zone is restricted to only the algorithms that they have been trained for.

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Artificial intelligence is one such technology that is gaining momentum and hype. With technology becoming a part of our everyday lives.
Here are some advantages of AI:
1. Less Room for Errors: Errors are a part of our practical lives. However, computers make no errors.
2. Can work continuously: An average human cannot work continuously. They need breaks in between and they get tired. But unlike us, machines are never tired. They can work 24×7 for consecutive hours. Their efficiency isn’t affected by external factors.
3. Implementing AI in Risky Situations: Certain situations where human safety is vulnerable, machines that are fitted with predefined algorithms can be used.
4. R ight decision making: The complete absence of emotions from a machine makes it more efficient as they are able to take the right decisions in a short span of time. Humans tend to analyze various factors emotionally and practically before making a decision but machines aren’t designed that way. The AI-powered machines work on what it is programmed and deliver the results in a faster way than humans would.

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Less Room for Errors

Since decisions made by a machine are based on data and a set of algorithms, the chances of error are minimal.

Right Decision Making

The absence of emotion makes a machine more efficient as it is able to make the right decisions in a short time

Implementing AI in Risky Situations

In certain situations where human safety is vulnerable, life-saving machines can be used.

Can Work Continuously

Unlike humans, the machine does not get tired, even if it has to work for consecutive hours. This is a great benefit for humans.

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Nowadays artificial intelligence is essential for both young people and adults, we are so immersed in technology and we do not want to get out of it because it is a convenient solution to everything.  I am the first to be influenced by technology and I cannot do without it.  I am aware that artificial intelligence is the turning point of our generations and that in the future we will live only for it.

https://honestproscons.com/11-pros-and-cons-of-artificial-intelligence/

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Pros and Cons of Artificial Intelligence

PROS

1.     They have less room for error.

Computers make no errors, as long as you’re programming them properly. With AI, the decisions are taken from the previously gathered information applying a certain set of algorithms.

2.     They can take more risks than humans.

They can be used in situations where intervention can be hazardous, for example an AI robot can do anything from mining for coal and oil to diffusing a bomb.

3.     They can always work.

They can work 24×7 for consecutive hours. Their efficiency isn’t affected by external factors.

4.     They give assistance.

Digital assistants are gaining popularity by the day. Some chatbots are hard to distinguish from an actual human being.

5.     They have a great speed of decision.

The AI-powered machines work on what it is programmed and deliver the results in a faster way than humans would.

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Cons are:

-          There’s a possibility that AI takes jobs away from natural persons, yes they take jobs away from people but they work better than humans

-          AI replace humans, i don't think so because there will always be some job or some activities that AI can't do so there will always be the necessity of Humans

-          There’s the possibility that humans dependence on machine, i think that this dependence is not as bad as we think, because they as i said before, they help us having always good answer for our needs.

-         AI are expensive to implement, yes, but I think the raw materials and the study to employ them are necessary for us and for out needs and wants.

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There are a few pros and cons about Artificial Intelligence applied to humans, some examples of these pros are:

-          With the AI there’s the possibility of to work 24*7 because robots or man-made machines don't feel pain or tiredness.

-          With the AI there’s the possibility of to work in risky situations without the risk of lives because as i said before robots or machienes don't feel pain or triedness and they do not feel the pressure of a dangerous job.

-          With the AI there’s the possibility of to have right decision making in bad situations too, because robots or machines don't feel the pressure in bad situations but they reason just with good answers.

-          With the AI there’s the possibility of to have less margin of error

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Pros of Artificial Intelligence
1. Less Room for Errors
Computers make no errors, as long as you’re programming them properly.
2. Improved Efficiency
AI has created a new standard for productivity and efficiency.

3. Takes Risks Instead of Humans
An AI robot can do anything from mining for coal and oil to diffusing a bomb that can overcome various risky limitations of humans.
4. Always Available
They can work 24×7 for consecutive hours.
5. Digital Assistance
Siri, Cortana, and Alexa are some examples of virtual assistants and which don’t need much of an introduction.
6. Faster Decisions
The AI-powered machines work on what it is programmed and deliver the results in a faster way than humans would.

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PROS AND CONS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

Here are the disadvantages of AI:

Expensive to Implement

When combining the cost of installation, maintenance and repair, AI is an expensive proposition. Those of who have huge funds can implement it.

Dependency on Machines

With the dependency of humans on machines increasing, we’re headed into a time where it becomes difficult for humans to work without the assistance of a machine.

Displace Low Skilled Jobs

This is the primary concern for technocrats so far. It is quite possible that AI will displace many low skilled jobs. As machines can work 24*7 with no break, industries prefer investing in machines as compared to humans.

Restricted Work

AI machines are programmed to do certain tasks based on what they are trained and programmed to do. Relying on machines to adapt to new environments, be creative and think out of the box will be a big mistake. This is not possible because their thinking zone is restricted to only the algorithms that they have been trained for.

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PROS AND CONS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

Technology is an essential part of the development and growth of humans.

Here are the advantages of AI:

Less Room for Errors

As decisions taken by a machine are based on previous records of data and the set of algorithms, the chances of errors reduce.

Right Decision Making

The complete absence of emotions from a machine makes it more efficient as they are able to take the right decisions in a short span of time.

Implementing AI in Risky Situations

Certain situations where human safety is vulnerable, machines that are fitted with predefined algorithms can be used.

Can Work Continuously

Unlike humans, machine does not get tired, even if it has to work for consecutive hours. This is a major benefit over the humans, who need rest time to time to be efficient.

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As everything, also artificial intelligence has a darker side.
Let’s see some:
1)A new A.I system is too expensive for people. That because machines and software need a constant maintenance.
2)Unfortunately A.I. is increasing the unemployment, because all the robots and machines are replacing humans.
3)Humans are getting addicted to use A.I., mentally dependent on the use of that. They are losing the creativity and the ability of doing things, because the machines.
4)Finally, an other dark side is that robots can really take control over the planet. This sounds so scary but is the reality.

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11 Pros and Cons of Artificial Intelligence

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Artificial Intelligence is the buzz word in today’s world. While technocrats consider it a blessing, it has become a hot topic of debates everywhere.

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Artificial intelligence has enormous advantages that can revolutionize every industrial sector.
Let’s see some:
1) Unlike human, A.I. makes no errors because it is set from algorithms.
2)In my opinion,the biggest advantage of A.I. is that it takes risks instead of human in different contexts, for example robots can mining, diffusing a bomb, that are all dangerous activities for humans.
3)A.I. is always available 24x7 for consecutive hours without be tired, thing that humans can’t scientifically do.
4)A.I doesn’t use emotions, so it works and deliver results faster than human would.

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11 Pros and Cons of Artificial Intelligence

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Artificial Intelligence is the buzz word in today’s world. While technocrats consider it a blessing, it has become a hot topic of debates everywhere.