The AI directs the missiles at Russian tanks, but it’s stupid to point the car straight ahead. And where is the AI-controlled cat flap? In our podcast, we do a factual examination of the current state of artificial intelligence development.
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Dr. explains. Andreas Braun, Head of Applied Intelligence at Accenture.
On the other hand, developing a rocket is relatively easy, according to the AI expert in the latest episode of the Tech Talk podcast from Computerwoche und CIO: You just have the challenge of following a pre-set goal and getting to know it accurately. Brown sees another problem with the AI-controlled cat flap, which only allows kittens to enter the apartment without prey in their mouths – a lack of demand. On the other hand, the flap itself can already be achieved without further ado.
Overall, the Accenture director believes that AI will become a very powerful tool for humans in the not too distant future. Technology enables us to do boring but very important things carefully. AI is expected to happen more under the hood, widely available and cheap – similar to text recognition today. We’ll just have to say goodbye to the claim of 100 percent accuracy, for example in credit decisions. This is also not necessary, because machines are easier to control than humans. But listen to yourself…
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