This blog explores the pros and cons of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and suggests strategies to balance the advancements and risks of this technology. The pros of AI include increased efficiency, personalization, improved healthcare, and cost savings. On the other hand, the cons of AI include job losses, bias and discrimination, security risks, and a lack of accountability. To balance the advantages and risks of AI, the blog suggests focusing on transparency, investing in education and training, developing regulations and standards, considering the impact on society, and fostering collaboration.

Amid major developments in the field of artificial intelligence, there's a question many of us have been asking ourselves: How long until machines replace us? New systems from Google and Microsoft -- plus a Microsoft partner called OpenAI -- are capable of doing things we used to think were uniquely human, like creating original art and generating original writing. But so are the fears -- about jobs and wages in particular. As artificial intelligence gets better, some expect job security will get worse. In reports like one in Gizmodo earlier this month, titled, "Here Are the Jobs Our New AI Overlords Plan to Kill," coding or computer programming is often on the list.

Artificial intelligence (AI) continuously wows or terrifies us, but there's no denying that AI will play an essential role in human development over the next decade. Machine translation, which has been around since the 1950s, will soon make extreme strides thanks to AI technologies. AI language translation is rooted in machine translation, which is a specialized technology that translates text without human assistance. While machine translation did come first, artificial intelligence translation and technology were developed side-by-side and aided their progress. That means that speech-to-text and the software that supports it have a symbiotic relationship.