Although AI may automate some processes and jobs, it is not intended to completely replace humans. Instead, AI technologies are intended to boost output, complete challenging or time-consuming jobs, and improve human capabilities.
Myth 1: Humans Will Be Completely Replaced by AI
AI systems can only be as effective as the data they are trained on. Therefore, if the data is biased, the AI's outputs could also be biased.
Myth 2: AI is perfect and impartial
AI systems can only do a restricted range of tasks since they lack human-like knowledge and consciousness. Natural language processing and photo identification are two tasks where current AI models excel, but they lack general knowledge and self-awareness.
Myth 3: AI Has General Human-Like Intelligence
AI is a human-made machine that has been designed to function within predetermined parameters. Although the ethical use of AI is essential, the idea of AI "taking over" is mostly untrue.
Myth 4: AI Is Going to Rule the World
As open-source platforms and frameworks proliferate, developers and enterprises of all stripes now have more and more access to AI tools and technology.
Myth 5: Only the biggest names in IT employ AI