Technology AI Why does AI suck at making clocks? 'Telling time is a very human thing.' Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. The premise is simple: all the major AI models on the market are asked to code a clock, and you get to see the results. The numbers seem to be consistently in the wrong place, and sometimes are outside the clock itself.

The apprehension of AI, Terminator being the prime example, has left many wondering what humans can do better than machines. There aren't many, given that as machines advance they will perform in ways that outdo human capacity. However, many pride themselves on what does make us unique in ways machines can never hope to accomplish: emotions and creativity. Both are central to human culture, but the medium through which they are particularly held high in regard is art. Art by definition is the expression of human creative skill or imagination with the intent of being appreciated for their beauty or emotional power. Humans and only humans have long been the sole possessors of art, but is this still the case?

Artificial Intelligence is becoming more human before our eyes. AI-enabled apps and robots can see, hear, understand, and converse like humans. They can also move and autonomously interact with their surroundings. Hopefully we never get that far. In this article we will cover AI technologies in simple English and point to real-life examples of AI in business and daily life.