Like an iceberg, artificial intelligence can only be seen in part. To truly comprehend it, we must go farther. The good news is that technology is improving artificial intelligence. However, this book's larger perspective shows how AI is causing an increasing number of individuals to become psychologically and intellectually reliant on digital networks.
It is challenging to avoid the pervasive effect of AI, regardless of whether you are a zealous AI enthusiast, a paranoid sceptic, or an avid user of social media. The integration of fields including quantum computing, nanotechnology, medical technology, brain-machine interface, robotics, aerospace, 5G, the Internet of Things, and others is propelled by artificial intelligence. It is fostering human innovation and challenging conventional wisdom in business, entertainment, advertising, healthcare, and the armed forces.
According to Artificial Intelligence and The Future of Power, different groups of people will be impacted differently by an AI-driven revolution. A previously unheard-of concentration of money and power will result from the formation of new winners and losers, haves and have-nots.
The book evaluates society's vulnerabilities to the approaching tsunami before presenting difficult questions that quickly spark discussion: Are the United States and China seeking to take over the online market? Will there inevitably be additional population declines?
Public intellectuals are encouraged to become more knowledgeable and involved in society by the book Artificial Intelligence and The Future of Power. In order to educate people about these challenges, it exhorts the social groups who are most at danger to want a place at the table where decisions about artificial intelligence are made.
