The soft variants of the Artificial Intelligence have been slowly and for the most , quietly changing how we live.
In 2016 the change will be hard to miss.
Applied Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the only game in town
We all agree that this year hasn’t given any reason to believe that the T-1000’s are any closer to our doorsteps , but 2015 has given us some serious clues that the applied variety of AI has reached an inflection point that will move it from niche to mainstream. These tasks-specific AI have all been in the works across many industries for quiet a few years. But the journey from R&D labs into people’s homes and businesses seemed painfully slow up until now. I believe that 2016 will be the year that AI becomes real for greater majority.What was bleeding edge this year-from home automation to cars-will quickly become commonplace.
Much more than the Google fleet
In 2016, the most obvious instances of applied AI will be in our cars. At CES early this year,Mercedes showed off their F015, a seemingly windowless auto-piloted car that looked like it that it would be at a home in a sci-fi film. If you asked me then I would say that we still many years off from autonomous driving outside of Google’s private fleet .
Only 10 months later, Tesla vehicles are not only self-parking, they are fully auto-piloting at freeway speeds-only on well marketed roads.
New “awareness” like responding to traffic lights can be delivered as painless , over-the-air software updates.
AI in cars won’t be limited to the open roads for long .Next year will see an autonomous driving in dense urban traffic become commonplace. Bot “BMW’s Active Assist” and Volvo’s “Pilot Assist”, with their partially automated steering, breaking and acceleration for heavy traffic are slated for 2017 models that will show up new falls. By the holiday next year, you will be either be shuttled with auto-piloted car or you will be sharing it with someone.
The experience is subtle, but the reality is enough to give us all pause at the shift in our technological environment.
Well, that's my personal opinion. If you are interested in knowing more about artificial intelligence you can leave a comment.
Applied Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the only game in town
We all agree that this year hasn’t given any reason to believe that the T-1000’s are any closer to our doorsteps , but 2015 has given us some serious clues that the applied variety of AI has reached an inflection point that will move it from niche to mainstream. These tasks-specific AI have all been in the works across many industries for quiet a few years. But the journey from R&D labs into people’s homes and businesses seemed painfully slow up until now. I believe that 2016 will be the year that AI becomes real for greater majority.What was bleeding edge this year-from home automation to cars-will quickly become commonplace.
Much more than the Google fleet
AI in cars won’t be limited to the open roads for long .Next year will see an autonomous driving in dense urban traffic become commonplace. Bot “BMW’s Active Assist” and Volvo’s “Pilot Assist”, with their partially automated steering, breaking and acceleration for heavy traffic are slated for 2017 models that will show up new falls. By the holiday next year, you will be either be shuttled with auto-piloted car or you will be sharing it with someone.
The experience is subtle, but the reality is enough to give us all pause at the shift in our technological environment.
Well, that's my personal opinion. If you are interested in knowing more about artificial intelligence you can leave a comment.
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