The AI blackbox - Imaginea

With the explosion of'things' that opened access to personal data at scale and intense computing technologies like GPUs, it is no doubt that AI -- the technology that has gone through multiple futile hype cycles in the past -- has a better chance this time in getting traction outside the labs. Most of us consider AI as inorganic intelligence that is still experimental and consumer implications are wide, vague, and in the twilight zone. It is true that AI today can't match the way we humans think and act. But if we look close enough, the implications of such intelligent technologies on us are already being felt.Earlier this year, a swarm AI algorithm created by a company called Unanimous.ai Companies like Scripps Howard have been predicting the final scores for the past 19 years but have got it right only twice.