Since the development of this computing machine, A.I has continued to evolve at an ever more rapid rate. These robots are now the pinnacle of technological evolution. It is inevitable that a day, which is fast approaching, will come to pass when they will take the positions that we, humans, have in the tertiary work sector. Human beings are prone to wear and can easily break down when faced with a difficult problem, but these permanent machines will carry out our gruelling tasks with a vigour and perfection that we can never match.
Artificial Intelligence is the saviour of this work sector, with its relentless efficiency and incredible precision being the call for its implementation across a plethora of work sectors. Human beings are in every way inferior to these damage resistant, electric powered work horses, as our weak, feeble hands are liable to countless errors, when confronted with operations or situations that could determine the fate of a man, a country or the world. A.I, on the other hand, would not make such mistakes, being cold and calculated. It has the ability to precisely determine the safest, quickest, and easiest path to solve a problem, whether that be how to stitch up parts of a body or handle radioactive material in a nuclear power plant. They would not fail where we, humans, would, with its fine quality and exactitude. Would you rather trust an instrument of precision to compute a dangerous operation, or leave it to the frail hands of a human?
Artificial Intelligence’s newly conditioned mechanisms that works at high intensity and power allows them to execute hazardous tasks risk-free, something we can never achieve. The lack of soft, delicate tissues and cells and the substitution for steel panels for these robust robots means that they can work in challenging, brutal environments without any difficulty. Using humans for dangerous operations is perilous to lives of many, so utilising these monster machines will allow the country to keep its people safe, and maintain its advancement in our competitive world. Progress is inevitable, but many fear that A.I will overtake all jobs, and humans will be replaced. However, this is a key benefit in the use of Artificial Intelligence as we will be freed up to do more creative tasks, which cannot be achieved by robotic computers. To leave you with a quote from M.I.T A.I lab officer, Patrick Winston, ’Today’s Artificial Intelligence is about new ways of connecting people to computers, people to knowledge, people to the physical world, and people to people’, showing us how artificial intelligence is just designed as a compliment to the human race, and a helping hand, rather than a controlling force trying to surround us.
In conclusion, it is clear to see that AI is advancing and with the boosts up to $10 billion in its funding for more development by countries such as Japan and South Korea, we soon could see the problems designers are facing resolved, allowing us to become more open to the use of robots for completing difficult tasks and jobs at hand. It is clear to see that artificial intelligence is not the same as the luddites have portrayed it, with prejudice from sci-fi, but is actually the next step up for a brighter future for humans on Earth.