HUMAN V/S AI

Who holds more power and control in this evolving landscape of intelligence, Human or AI?

When discussing AI, it is created to learn and make decisions similarly to humans. AI is a risky human invention that has been compared to both the best and the worst human inventions. Best invention in the sense that it enables technologies to mimic human action depending on their behavior in virtually every field, including the media industry, the healthcare industry, graphics and animation, and more. The worst creation, in this context, refers to deepfakes that can result in fake identities and develop and extensively disseminate content that is false yet appears convincingly true. AI can learn from itself, analyze itself, and develop itself, and while processing, it takes little to no human work. Large data sets are combined with clever, iterative algorithms to create AI. With every task, it gains knowledge and gets better, eventually becoming very competent and effective. AI imitates human behavior by using the information and guidelines provided.

When compared to human intelligence, AI is inferior in several areas where humans excel, including the processing of sensory data, creativity, logical thinking, and judgment. Humans reproduce, make their own energy, and pass on their knowledge to the following generation. Human decisions may involve subjective elements that are not simply supported by statistics. Human intellect may produce original ideas, literature, music, and art by using creative thinking and innovative thinking. The fundamental issue that arises is whether or not machines can replace people. Despite AI breakthroughs, common sense, vision, and language processing still require human interaction.

As a conclusion, we can hopefully state that human governance, which makes sure AI applications adhere to human values and safety precautions, is essential to the future of AI. Without a doubt, AI has made life lot easier for people, but real-world situations still call for a human solution. No machine can live on its own without human assistance.