Intelligent Present & Future: Artificial Intelligence Is Changing Our Daily Lives For The Better

If you analyze closely, artificial intelligence is everywhere around you. You carry it in your phone in the form of almost every social media app, Alexa, Siri, Google is AI-powered digital assistants, and high-end cars come with AI-enables self-parking systems. These are some of the many examples of how this futuristic technology is impacting our daily lives. 

Not just for entertainment, AI has uses in almost every industry to speed up common actions. In the on-going pandemic, AI has gone far as to even detect potential COVID-19 cases within a particular radius using bots. Let's take a look at how artificial intelligence has affected every aspect of life, from leisure to work. 

Business Front 

At work, artificial intelligence has improved manpower morale and business efficiency. If a company is looking to hire employees, artificial intelligence programs help in identifying ideal profiles to create an interview pool. Business giant JP Morgan and fast-food company McDonald's uses Pymetrics which is an AI-powered software that collects data to process potential candidates for company hiring. Pymetrics assess profiles on the basis of the person's resume and objective behavioral data that is checked according to the requirements of the company. 

Social Networking 

Facebook is notoriously famous for its controversies. Artificial intelligence helped Facebook's algorithm detect all types of content that violated its social hate policy. As a result of that AI-program, 97% of the hate-fueling content was removed without being reported by the users. Not just this, the ads you actively see on any social media platform are backed by AI and machine learning. 

Academics

Coronavirus drastically changed everyone's daily routine. One of the changes was online school/college/university classes. This distance learning has put significant pressure on educational institutes to retain student attention during virtual tutoring. Affective Spotlight, a Microsoft tool, uses artificial intelligence to test the attention levels during the class. It analyses body movements, facial expressions, body language which is given numerical values for the participants. 

Healthcare 

Not swaying away from the topic of the on-going global pandemic, the healthcare sector had to make too many dynamic changes to serve better patient care. Many hospitals and clinics adopted telemedicine practices where they put AI-powered bots for first-level patient interaction (making appointments), providing initial diagnosis, reminding patients to take medicines on time, educating them about common tests and procedures, etc. AI is also helping in the vaccine drive by identifying asymptomatic COVID-19 patients and digitizing patient files for a better digital tracking system. 

Gambling 

Gambling involves taking big risks. Rdentify uses artificial intelligence to monitor live chat and identify problem gamblers. Its AI technology can monitor live chats and online gambling habits, providing players with a scoreboard of risk percentage for every game. The machine learning system then uses the risk percentage to intimate the player with a good time to leave the game and also highlights if a person is addicted to gambling. Rdentify has been adopted by many AAMS safe online casinos. This application's scoring system is in sync with the operator's CRM which helps in calculating the risks in real-time. Thanks to that, grave gambling risks will be reported immediately to customer support. To control the growing gambling issues in many parts of the world, Rdentify has partnered with AgeChecked, a verification and monitoring software. 

Artificial Intelligence makes our lives better in many ways, be it leisure or jobs. Artificial intelligence has a bright future in human life as scientists continue to work on this ever-developing technology. We are already seeing chatbots, virtual assistants, home robots making simple life decisions for us, be it telling Siri to make a grocery list to using Rdentify to stop gamblers from burning a hole in their wallets.