Artificial Intelligence

 The basic aim of AI is to make robots do the intellectual tasks and deep learning. If robots with human motion could be made than it will be very useful . The old age people will have a company. The robots will be able to take decisions and give responses similar to humans.

AI is used in various fields like face recognition and detection , deep learning and automate simple and repetitive tasks. 

Advantages of AI - 

It will increase the efficiency of the workplace . It will also minimize the human errors and will take less time to complete the task. Its already been used in teller, courier services and many more.

Disadvantages - 

It will replace humans in the workplaces. It can not replace certain tasks which can only be done by humans like the work of doctors or to create new ideas and designs , it can not raise the children the way parents do.

The ethical issues related to AI are wether it will be used in wars or not  and also will it have a good effect on life of humans or not. One big issue is when robots will be used , many people will loose their jobs. One fear related to it is  what will happen if AI will become 'Conscious ' ? May it will be the time when robots will take over humans. 

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