Some decades ago, artificial intelligence (AI) was only confined to entertainment. People marveled at the power this technology had, but today AI and machine learning is hot topic. In fact, the majority of people have interacted with this technology in some way in their lives. The use of conversational AI applications in text and voice has surged. These include sophisticated virtual assistants and simple chatbots that have automated customer service and taken it to another level.

Automation has the potential to robust the work and also accelerates the human work in a cost effective manner. FREMONT, CA: Artificial intelligence (AI) is now finding its niche in manufacturing industries. The concept appeared in the mid-1950. Now 1.0 Billion USD growth is already noted, and expected to grow to 17.2 Billion USD by 2025. Evolving industrial IoT and automation is supplementing the growth of the AI in manufacturing market.

In 2016, Microsoft released a chatbot designed to interact with people over Twitter. Enabled with an AI routine that analyzed speech, the bot was supposed to show how machines could mimic human communication. Unfortunately, Microsoft had to remove the bot when it began tweeting racist and sexist comments; its AI engine was flooded with hate speech from pranksters and other bad actors online. Now the AI routine itself was certainly not sexist or racist, it was merely imitating speech based on the data it received. I'm sure this incident led to a lot of jokes about how AI-enabled machines will become evil geniuses bent on subjugating humanity.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is basically intelligence demonstrated outside the human mind, essentially by machines. Machine Learning (ML) is a way of achieving AI and can be defined as the ability of computers to learn using statistical techniques without being specially programmed. Both the terms are symbiotic but also mutually exclusive in their own right with different definitions. We are not unfamiliar with the concept of AI, which has been time and again explored and exploited by popular media. Movies have gone as far as to show us a world dominated by AI-enabled machines and robots, and these movies, more often than not, have ended up portraying negative repercussions of an AI-enabled society. This has more or less shaped up the general feeling revolving around AI in the society.