This article is a continuation of Broadcom's blog series: 2023 Tech Trends That Transform IT. Stay tuned for future blogs that dive into the technology behind these trends from more of Broadcom's industry-leading experts. It is clear that artificial intelligence, machine learning, and automation have been growing exponentially in use--across almost everything from smart consumer devices to robotics to cybersecurity to semiconductors. In 2023, there is no doubt that artificial intelligence and automation will permeate every aspect of our lives. As Michael Dell predicts, "Building systems that are built for AI first is really inevitable."

As artificial intelligence and automation technologies continue to improve, they will become more important in driving the growth of new industries that are based on data. Artificial intelligence is the development of computer systems that are able to perform tasks that typically require human intelligence, such as visual perception, speech recognition, decision-making, and problem-solving. AI systems are typically designed to be able to learn from experience, adapt to new inputs, and improve their performance over time. Automation, on the other hand, refers to the use of technology to automate tasks that were previously performed by humans. This can include everything from simple tasks like data entry to more complex tasks like driving a car or managing a supply chain. Automation can be powered by a variety of technologies, including AI, robotics, and machine learning.

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According to Deloitte, compliance costs have risen by 60% for banks and other financial institutions since the 2008 recession. The situation is not much different in other industries as well. As a result, enterprises across the globe are struggling to minimize the cost of compliance under control. Even though there are many ways to keep compliance costs in check, none are as effective as using automation and artificial intelligence. Artificial intelligence and automation can not only increase your efficiency of compliance operations but can also minimize costs.

I have written a series of articles about the future of information, truth and influence. These articles explore the human vulnerabilities that are exploited in social media, and in combination with other traditional forms of media. I also explore the concept of social engineering and information operations where professional marketers, military and political strategist use the way our brain works to influence us. In this article we explore how our brains and their instinctual and learned biases can cause us problems when combined with artificial intelligence and automation. In the revealing new book, The Loop, by NBC News technology correspondent, Jacob Ward, he shares how we can cause ourselves harm by letting our unconscious, evolutionary instincts and biases shape our automated future.

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I have written a series of articles about the future of information, truth and influence. These articles explore the human vulnerabilities that are exploited in social media, and in combination with other traditional forms of media. I also explore the concept of social engineering and information operations where professional marketers, military and political strategist use the way our brain works to influence us. In this article we explore how our brains and their instinctual and learned biases can cause us problems when combined with artificial intelligence and automation. In the revealing new book, The Loop, by NBC News technology correspondent, Jacob Ward, he shares how we can cause ourselves harm by letting our unconscious, evolutionary instincts and biases shape our automated future.

Artificial intelligence and robotics are boons to countries across the world in recent times. There are artificial intelligence races, robotics races, and many more to become one of the top automated countries in the world. Countries on automation are focused on reducing the workload and accelerating productivity efficiently and effectively. But there are myths that automation will snatch away the jobs of human employees with artificial intelligence. This is not true in some cases.

This story is, in fact, an example of what is now often called intelligent automation, the combination of artificial intelligence and automation that synthesizes vast amounts of information to automate entire processes or workflows Even if these new professions do not materialize, not to worry because there will be so much wealth generated by AI and automation that every adult will receive a monthly stipend, much as Alaska residents receive from oil royalties. Burn-In, a novel from P. W. Singer and August Cole, describes growing automation that has taken millions of jobs and left many people fearful that the future is leaving them behind. On the other hand, some argue there will be changes in the types of available work -- and some people will be displaced (like my call center representative) -- but overall employment will not be greatly impacted. During the first and second waves, women could be at greater risk of automation due to their higher representation in clerical and other administrative functions, but later automation will put more men at risk. It's worth underscoring that PwC did this analysis pre-COVID and so its conclusions don't account for the rapid uptake of automation over the past year and how this could further accelerate the waves of automation going forward. A recent PwC survey of employees worldwide revealed that "60% are worried that automation is putting many jobs at risk; 48% believe'traditional employment won't be around in the future,' and 39% think it is likely that their job will be obsolete within five years."

The fundamental nature of labor is changing due to automation, AI, and other developments. They're altering how businesses and customers interact and carry out internal operations, as well as how they conduct business. Knowing these advancements is beneficial to business executives, inventors, and professionals. Artificial intelligence and automation are transforming businesses and will assist enhanced productivity and contributing to the future economy. They also assist in resolving social issues ranging from health to climate change. At the same time, these technologies are transforming the nature of employment and the workplace.