Robots Are Coming to a Jail Near You CDOTrends

You can't put it into a chip." Much has changed since Arnie, and his cyborg friends stormed LA in The Terminator. And while we're yet to experience havoc quite at the levels seen in the 1984 hit, artificial intelligence is a reality in our lives today. Autonomous vehicles were mooted in the 1920s and, hot on the heels of real-life'Iron Man' Elon Musk, car manufacturers are working tirelessly to stamp their badge on early mainstream vehicles. And as tech giants like Uber and Baidu invest heavily in AI research, many proclaim their cars are safer and more efficient than human-driven cars. While Musk predicts self-drive cars will be widely available within a couple of years, several issues need addressing before consumers will take their eye off the road: from the vehicles' ability to navigate phrenetic city centers to make critical moral choices in potentially dangerous situations. We're also beginning to see the emergence of AI across the financial services industry.