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Artificial intelligence: Changing the world

From AI camera feature in your smartphone to chatbot features in some applications, AI has been already entered in our daily life. Specialists in artificial intelligence researchers use all that data of likes, dislikes, purchases & many activities to train machines how to learn and predict what we want.

We'll look in some future aspects of AI.

••Entertainment
In the future, you could sit on the couch and order up a custom movie featuring virtual actors of your choice. Meanwhile, film studios may have a future without flops: Sophisticated predictive programs will analyze a film script’s storyline and forecast its box office potential.
Forget the Netflix.

••Transportation
Transportation may have biggest impact of AI in future. The future is self driving car. Unlike humans, AI drivers never look down at the radio, put on mascara or argue with their kids in the backseat.
Google's autonomous cars are already here, driverless trains already serve in European Cities and Boeing is building an autonomous jetliner.

••Cyber security
There are millions of security breaches every year. Experts say the self-learning and automation capabilities enabled by AI can protect data more systematically and affordably, keeping people safer from terrorism or even smaller-scale identity theft. AI-based tools look for patterns associated with malicious computer viruses and programs before they can steal massive amounts of information or cause havoc.

••Medicine
In future AI will have a great role in medical science for saving many lives. AI algorithms will enable doctors and hospitals to better analyze data and customize their health care to the genes, environment and lifestyle of each patient. From diagnosing brain tumors to deciding which cancer treatment will work best for an individual, AI will drive the personalized medicine revolution.

••Vital Tasks
AI will be a better assistant for old aged people by helping them in all the way a human can do.AI tools will keep nutritious food available, safely reach objects on high shelves, and monitor movement in a senior’s home. The tools could mow lawns, keep windows washed and even help with bathing and hygiene. Many other jobs that are repetitive and physical are perfect for AI-based tools. But the AI-assisted work may be even more critical in dangerous fields like mining, firefighting, clearing mines and handling radioactive materials.