Unless you live under a rock, and maybe even if you do, you have heard about artificial intelligence, machine learning, and big data.

Yet a reproducibility crisis is creating a cloud of uncertainty over the entire field, eroding the confidence on which the AI economy depends.

Robbie Barrat was 17 and bored in West Virginia when he started experimenting with artificial intelligence and art.

Artificial intelligence is becoming popular, as such, tech giants are leading the way in the implementation of this revolutionary technology.

Artificial intelligence in simple words, is the ability of a computer program or a machine, to think and learn. It is also a field of study which tries to make computers "smart". We all hear about AI, Machine Learning, Deep Learning and other related fields and the increasing impact of it; We see how it is used on variety of areas, but We are still "not there yet", both in terms of the accuracy of the AI predictions in some fields as well as with the implementation of these methods in more industries. The good news are that the pace of the progress in AI fields is getting faster and faster, the accuracy of the prediction, as more and more data collected, is getting higher and therefore it looks like more industries would be able to leverage AI for actual revenue growth. In this article I would like to mention 3 industries that to my opinion would highly impacted by the developments in the AI fields.

Workers in creative fields also don't have to worry about AI taking jobs from them. People whose jobs heavily involve writing, music composition and illustration can expect to remain employed for some time to come. The reason is that machine creativity is still nascent. There are efforts underway to make AI more creative. It is being used to generate music, film scenery and text.