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Artificial Intelligence

The nature of human is to find the logic behind every single thing that awes him. From the early 20th century, man involved himself in creating machines with abilities to do human works like calculating, researching etc. This involvement led to the discovery of computers. This was also the first footprint of man into a world called Artificial Intelligence.

Artificial Intelligence is the intelligence resulted by machines. It is a combination of computer science, physiology and philosophy. AI means the ability of computer systems able to do tasks that normally require human intelligence. In simple words, AI is the faster and more advanced human brain that we could ever have. Main advantage of AI is that it doesn't require rest like a normal human does, nor it has the risks of getting bored of doing the same thing.  The theories of AI will set a trend in future. 

But, as an idiom goes, "All good things must come to an end", Artificial Intelligence also has a negative side. Ai leads to lack of experience in humans. A census shows that humans will be outnumbered by robots in next 30 years. The installment of AI in the place of humans can lead to a huge percentage of unemployment. Although  AI can create and design, it lacks in human brain's experience and creativity. This will eventually lead to the decrease of human value. If man is going to create the most intelligent system by sacrificing his own creativity and intelligence, the fate of human destiny will be decided by the super intelligence. And that would be a man's last mistake.

A conclusion to all these arguments will result in ' Be careful about what you wish for.' If humans are to research on AI by developing their own intelligence, I'm sure that this would never become a threat to the human race. The fate of human destiny lies on how he utilizes technology. Man has to design AI in a way that will not only create a destiny, but also protect one from its destruction. 


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