Advantages and Risks of AI Technologies

Abstract

In recent years, members of the information system research community have been paying a greater amount of attention to artificial intelligence (AI). Artificial intelligence is a broad discipline that encompasses a variety of subfields and aims to automate activities that traditionally need the intelligence of humans. The term "artificial intelligence" (AI) refers to a technology that, despite the general public's lack of acquaintance with it, is revolutionising every facet of existence. This article's goals are to educate non-specialists about artificial intelligence (AI) and encourage them to use AI as a tool in a variety of fields to rethink the way we integrate data, analyse it, and make decisions. The gathering of sufficient data, along with its processing and analysis, in order to gain important insights, has evolved into the central pillar of decision-making in virtually all modern enterprises. However, the volume and variety of data produced by humans and sensors cannot be managed at scale by humans alone. The process of human thought, according to data scientists, can be described as the mechanical manipulation of symbols, which eventually led to the development of AI. These data have been the seeds of current artificial intelligence. Alongside this topic came the subsequent discussion on the benefits and drawbacks of Artificial Intelligence (AI).