Days after New Hampshire voters received a robocall with an artificially generated voice that resembled President Joe Biden's, the Federal Communications Commission banned the use of AI-generated voices in robocalls. The 2024 United States election would be the first to unfold amid wide public access to AI generators, which let people create images, audio and video – some for nefarious purposes. Institutions rushed to limit AI-enabled misdeeds. Sixteen states enacted legislation around AI's use in elections and campaigns; many of these states required disclaimers in synthetic media published close to an election. The Election Assistance Commission, a federal agency supporting election administrators, published an "AI toolkit" with tips election officials could use to communicate about elections in an age of fabricated information.

Microsoft's 2023 Future of Finance Trends report found that financial teams and leaders are struggling to strike the right balance between strategic innovation and protecting the financial health of their organisations, with 88 per cent feeling overwhelmed by the amount of data they are handling. The report concludes that AI and automation are vital for growth, with 82 per cent of finance leaders believing that technology is necessary to support business goals by freeing up valuable time for finance teams. However, 89 per cent of organisations do not have integrated automation, analytics or AI, according to KPMG's 2021 The Future of Finance report, meaning that they are losing out on valuable benefits in terms of time and money. "The key to advancing business and staying on top of the problems we're currently facing is to be data-driven by building predictive and analytical capabilities that will deliver the right insights to make well-informed decisions," says Roni Karassik, director of product for Microsoft Cloud for Financial Services and industry AI. "AI applications provide three overarching benefits –transforming the customer experience, empowering employees and providing deeper insights." Firms are looking to use AI to do more with less by automating and processing data more effectively.

By the 1950s, several scientists, philosophers, mathematicians, and others had AI incorporated inside their minds. But human beings have now learned how to transform the concept into reality. In recent times, AI has widespread applications everywhere. AI has the potential to learn quickly from a significant amount of data. It ensures that some of the most technical issues can be tackled without hassle. But it can also feed your excitement and squeeze out your creativity at work.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is one of the most advanced sciences. In recent years, this revolutionary technology has proven that it can solve problems that are beyond manual analysis. AI applications aren't just restricted to computer experts, and it is going to change the future of our kids. This advanced technology is being implemented in every sector be it manufacturing, hospital, defense & security, and education is no exception. However, there is a lot to explore in this field.

AI Technology giants such as Google, Facebook, Apple, and Microsoft are increasingly attracting attention for their investment in artificial intelligence and taking huge steps for AI future. Investment in artificial intelligence in 2013 was $700 million. However, that figure tripled to $2.4 billion in 2015, said CB Insights, a research firm working on the technology sector. Cb Insights said 140 companies working on artificial intelligence have been acquired since 2011, and 40 of those acquisitions occurred this year. Google, IBM, Yahoo, Intel, Apple, and Salesforce are the top investors in artificial intelligence, according to the company's report.