The thing that struck me the most as helpful and interesting was the healthcare aspect of AI. AI can help in disease detection in ways that a person might miss or not be able to diagnose. They can provide personal treatment or recovery plans in the blink of an eye. Ai can do things that human doctors can't do or don't have time to do. The most frightening thing I learned about was the AI automation process. Yes it helps reduce waste and there would be less flaws on a factory line production, these robots are taking American jobs and that is scary to me. Thousands of Americans manufacture goods for a living and it's terrifying to see a robot replace them for 0 dollars and 0 cents. Collection of data is a great tool to use AI for. Data for some things is tough and precise to gather and humans are not built for it. But AI can do it in seconds. These advancements could enhance quality of life, solve complex problems, and empower individuals and industries alike. But a con for any massive data collection is eroding personal privacy. Most people are unaware of the extent to which their data is mined and sold. I believe AI can help build and design defense systems but when it comes to actual decisions, those should be made by the president or whoever makes the call. AI can create “DeepFakes” and these are not helpful to anyone who is trying to be truthful, so online security and identity theft may become more prevalent.
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