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Vol. 10 No. 10 (2023)
Volume 10 Issue 10

Articles

THE IMPACT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ON HUMAN LIFE IN THE FUTURE

Published 2023-11-05

  • Akhmedov Alim Babaniyazovich,Shamsiya Azizkulova Shavkat kizi ,Abdumuminova Umida Soatmurodovna,Usmonov Farkhod Shokir ugli

Akhmedov Alim Babaniyazovich,Shamsiya Azizkulova Shavkat kizi ,Abdumuminova Umida Soatmurodovna,Usmonov Farkhod Shokir ugli
Termiz State University

Abstract

One of the most obvious ways AI is shaping the future is through automation. With the help of machine learning, computers can now perform tasks that were once only possible for humans to complete. This includes tasks such as data entry, customer service, and even driving cars. Human-AI teaming, or keeping humans in any process that is being substantially influenced by artificial intelligence, will be key to managing the resultant fear of AI that permeates society.

Keywords

The future of AI, what to expect in the next 5 years, how will AI impact the future, how AI will impact the future of work and life.

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