After the Russian piracy of the US presidential election in 2016, many people began to worry that the technology has gone too far. However, they continue to develop rapidly.
The reason for the continuous development of technology is believed to be largely due to the success of companies such as Google, Facebook and Amazon, as well as investment in technical research that is still rising. At the same time, because of the sudden maturity of mathematical methods that can provide so-called "artificial intelligence", the possibilities are expanding.
With the belief that this new wave of artificial intelligence will reduce employment, it will also improve your health and products like your smartphone. Here are five areas where technology companies, big and small, will change the way we live.
Health care based on artificial intelligence
Over the past five years, with the help of complex algorithms of deep neural networks, computers have learned how to see. Based on the mechanism of action of a network of neurons in the human brain, the computer neural network can learn tasks by identifying patterns within vast amounts of data. By analyzing millions of bicycle images, for example, the neural network can learn how to recognize a bike.
This means that services such as Facebook and Google Images are able to instantly recognize the faces and objects in the images they carry on the Internet. But artificial intelligence will also lead to a revolution in health care. By using the same techniques, machines can also learn how to identify signs of illness and illness in a medical survey. By analyzing millions of retinal images, the neural network can learn to recognize early signs of diabetes blindness. Through a CT scan, the neural network can learn how to detect lung cancer.
The technique is believed to improve health care in places where doctors are rare. But in the end, they will simplify care in the developed world as well. In the longer term, similar methods are accelerated by drug discovery and many other aspects of health care.
Computational computing
The ability of neural networks is not only limited to image recognition, but they are quickly improved by home appliances such as the Amazon Echo,
Which can recognize spoken commands from around the room, and online communication services such as Skype, which can instantly translate phone calls from one language to another.
So they may eventually produce machines capable of talking.
Experts believe that the understanding of natural languages, the technology that makes computers capable of understanding spoken human language, is undergoing a major transformation. Companies such as Google, Facebook and Microsoft are at the forefront of this field, which is a radical change in how we interact with phones and cars, and perhaps any machine.
Mind Control
Some people say there are better ways to interact with computers using brainwaves.
Instead of saying what you want for a computer, many companies say they believe people can do it.
Using brain electroencephalography (EEG), which measures the activity of the electrical brain by placing sensors on the head,
An emerging company called the Neural is building a virtual reality game that can be manipulated only by the brain.
EEG is limited to this type of use, but other researchers, including Facebook employees, aim to build much stronger systems using optical sensors. Facebook hopes, within a few years,
That this technology allows people to write their minds five times faster than the application of keyboards on smart phones.
These technologies will also face physical limitations, which may pave the way for the goal of Facebook. But many start-ups, including Neuralink's Neuralink, founded by Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, are going several other steps, hoping to read brain activity through electronic chips implanted inside the skull. Initially, this technique will be limited to persons with disabilities. But in the end, Mesc and others also hope to plant chips in healthy people.
The plane
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Want more science fiction in your daily life? While businessmen such as Elon want to keep working on a chip in your head, others are making your car fly into the sky.
As the race for self-propelled cars accelerates, Larry Page, Alfabet's chief executive and founder of Google, supports Kitty Hawk, an emerging company that wants to develop aircraft. Many other companies, known as Airbus and Uber, operate on vehicles capable of flying over congested roads.
Quantum computing
Quantum computing is believed to be an imaginary future. Quantum physics-based technology will allow the development of much more powerful computers than current computers.
The quantum computer can decrypt, which protects most private data in the world.
But there is a problem with the difficulty of making these computers, but the massive investment, led by companies such as Google, IBM and Intel, may push for the development of such computers faster. The researchers say they believe that quantum computers can eventually speed up drug discovery, streamline financial markets, solve traffic problems, and other issues.
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