Artificial Intelligence vs. a Clever Algorithm – What's the Difference? - AI Trends

When computer systems start performing tasks that require human intelligence such as speech and object recognition or decision-making, products and services start to become vulnerable to the consequences of undefined use cases. AI is as good as the data it is trained on and without humans advocating for the voice of every type of customer, technology will not be able to avoid biased, black-box algorithms or account for niche use cases that have a broader cultural and global impact. For example, when loved ones inquired about survivors after a 6.9 magnitude earthquake in Indonesia, they received celebratory balloons and confetti in Facebook messages because the word "selamat" means both "congrats" and "to survive."