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We're living through an inflection point for artificial intelligence: From generated images and video to advanced personal assistants, a new frontier of technologies promises to fundamentally change how we live, work, and play. And yet for all the buzz and concerns about how AI will change the world, in many ways, it already has.
From spam filters and sentence suggestions in our email inboxes to voice assistants and fitness tracking built into our phones, countless machine learning tools have quietly weaved their way into our everyday lives. But when we're surveyed about which everyday technologies use artificial intelligence and which don't, we aren't particularly good at knowing the difference. Does that matter?
Read the Pew Research Center's full report on public awareness of artificial intelligence: pewresearch.org/science/2023/02/15/public-awareness-of-artificial-intelligence-in-everyday-activities
Read more of Karen Hao's reporting here: karendhao.com/clips
Check out this piece from the team at AI Myths about the difficulty with clearly defining AI: aimyths.org/the-term-ai-has-a-clear-meaning
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A longer version of this video is on our channel — it dives deeper into the gap in awareness about the prevalence of artificial intelligence in everyday technologies.
We're living through an inflection point for artificial intelligence: From generated images and video to advanced personal assistants, a new frontier of technologies promises to fundamentally change how we live, work, and play. And yet for all the buzz and concerns about how AI will change the world, in many ways, it already has.
From spam filters and sentence suggestions in our email inboxes to voice assistants and fitness tracking built into our phones, countless machine learning tools have quietly weaved their way into our everyday lives. But when we're surveyed about which everyday technologies use artificial intelligence and which don't, we aren't particularly good at knowing the difference. Does that matter?
Read the Pew Research Center's full report on public awareness of artificial intelligence: pewresearch.org/science/2023/02/15/public-awareness-of-artificial-intelligence-in-everyday-activities
Read more of Karen Hao's reporting here: karendhao.com/clips
Check out this piece from the team at AI Myths about the difficulty with clearly defining AI: aimyths.org/the-term-ai-has-a-clear-meaning
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