2024-03-23 21:29:47
ChatGPT is on everyone’s lips, OpenAI’s chatbot was for many people their first contact with artificial intelligence. Where else is AI used?
AI is being used with increasing strength in medicine, agriculture, data analysis and production. The greatest importance lies in the ability to recognize patterns.
Artificial intelligence in medicine
Large amounts of data are generated in everyday medical work. They are the key to tomorrow’s diagnostics – based on artificial intelligence. If you take a look at the app stores, you will see that there are already AI-based detection tools for skin abnormalities. Artificial intelligence is able to extract patterns from data and apply them to individual cases.
While such apps are a gimmick that does not replace a visit to the doctor, things are different when used directly. When doctors work with AI systems for diagnostics, a “two-eyes principle” arises. The AI gives possible approaches based on analyzed data. The human doctor checks the correspondence with his assumptions.
Using existing data, AI is also able to create medical prognoses. This also happens based on available data. One doctor alone is not able to control and review data from thousands of patients. AI takes this step reliably and thus becomes a tool for medicine.
Use of AI in robotics
Encounters with robots are rare in everyday life, but they are commonplace in industry. Implementing artificial intelligence in modern robots is a valuable advancement for various industries. Possible areas of application are:
- Surgical robots in the operating room
- Production robots
- Electronically controlled mechanics (automotive industry)
Digital voice assistance as an application area for AI
With the increasing presence of ChatGPT, many people are wondering where artificial intelligence is used. In practice, AI has been used in voice robots for much longer. Alexa, Siri and Google Assistant work with artificial intelligence to answer questions from human actors and fulfill tasks. So far, such voice assistants have mainly been used in the leisure sector or for household optimization. The implementation of voice control in companies can also be expected in the future.
Autonomous driving is not science fiction
Driving assistance has long been installed in many modern vehicles. The intelligent parking aid shows the way into the gap based on sensor technology. Although no vehicle is currently completely autonomous on the road, AI is intervening in road traffic. Systems make predictions regarding the driving behavior of others and are able to react independently to obstacles. Until fully autonomous cars move through road traffic, an increasing proportion of driving support will be based on AI.