Who is responsible when artificial intelligence goes wrong? - The Irish News

ARTIFICIAL Intelligence (AI) has the ability to transform our lives on a personal level and in a business capacity. From personalised Netflix recommendations to predictive analytics, AI is becoming more prevalent in all aspects of our daily lives. The recent phenomenon of the online AI platform known as ChatGPT has sparked much conversation and debate about the use of AI and how far reaching it can be. AI can greatly benefit businesses if they implement the right technology. AI tools such as natural language processing, sales forecasting and chatbots can lead to increased efficiency, a reduction in overheads and in turn can contribute to overall profitability.