Finetuning Future

AI may create a dependency on itself, which, in long use, will affect the mind and cognitive capability of a person

- Sundar Pichai

The writer is a post-graduate (LLM) in Business Laws from NLSIU, Bangalore and pursuing a PhD in Cyber Laws from RGNUL, Patiala.

"The future of AI is not about replacing humans; it's about augmenting human capabilities"

Artificial Intelligence, or AI, as it is most commonly known, is a term which is now familiar to anyone who is using a digital gadget. For instance, a person using the internet through a mobile or laptop trying to search a car, will have a plethora of options which are generated through one or the other AI tool. These AI tools are not only helping to find a particular product, service, or its review but also assist in any backend research for the same. The AI tools may get a comparative chart for similar goods and services, pinning the way for the right selection aligning with the requirements.

AI is becoming such a popular tool that now almost all the sectors are using it for their advancement. For instance, the e-commerce sector is using it to enhance the user interface, the social media platforms are using it for assistance in chat or better reach of the content. It is also being used in academics for supplementing the research work and lecture delivery. Often, the content created by AI is more creative and engaging. Artificial intelligence is a wonderful support and is a savior at times. Research, which earlier required hours, has been simplified by AI. Elon Musk has rightly said for AI, "The pace of progress in Artificial Intelligence is incredibly fast."