The fashion industry has evolved tremendously throughout human history, mainly due to shifting social values and advancing technology. Artificial intelligence affects modern trends, and the results have been mostly positive. Check out how artificial intelligence is changing the fashion industry and the future of technologically advanced clothing. The main appeal of AI is the ability to create products in mere seconds. For many businesses, these advanced programs can predict market trends and help dictate how a company can maximize its profits.

Although Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Deep Learning are often used interchangeably, are they the same thing? Data science has become the new sensation in today's world. With copious amounts of data being generated daily, it only makes sense for companies to make use of the technologies to make appropriate analyses to make sound decisions. Whether it's a recommendation on Netflix, or Google Maps, or a Ride on Uber, there are a lot of benefits and convenience provided by these technologies. Companies can leverage these technologies to provide a better experience, maximize sales and profits if they can leverage the data and predict the consumer behaviour and purchasing pattern-The right way.

In a previous newsletter I had talked of how machine learning (ML), a sub-discipline of artificial intelligence (AI) was "creating" and editing content. In the last few years, AI has "invaded" almost every profession. AI has replaced humans in some tasks, and is heading toward replacing some more. One area where ML has been deployed with a degree of success is content, specifically, content that is based on data, i.e. content that is more "black and white" minus shades of gray. News outfits, for example Bloomberg, have successfully deployed AI in the filing of a certain type of business report - company results, or markets' reports. Others are using this tech to make machines file sports reports, even.

Rest assured, Elon--we don't need to fear AI killer robots, at least for the time being. At this juncture, some experts believe artificial intelligence (AI) is the panacea for all of society's woes. Meanwhile, we all know how fearful Tesla CEO Elon Musk is of AI. To paraphrase, Musk has pretty much said that artificial intelligence could possibly result in the end of humanity as we know it. And that would be pretty bad.

There's a heated debate among the tech elite about whether artificial intelligence will destroy or enhance human life. Tesla founder Elon Musk has been sounding the alarms over AI for months, saying in September that AI will be the cause for World War III. Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, meanwhile, counters that AI will be a benefit to the world. Bryan Borzykowski is a Toronto-based business and investments writer. He's contributed to the New York Times, CNBC, BBC Capital, CNNMoney and several other publications.