Some thoughts on AI
When I see myself and those around me, whenever we face a problem, we no longer turn to Google, nor do we check Wikipedia; instead, we ask AI. I am a programmer, and I mainly ask about code and various other technical issues. AI provides me with over 90% accuracy. Sometimes, when it's not accurate, I ask it again until it gets it right. It's an interactive process that benefits both me and the AI. However, 90% accuracy means it's not always correct, and that margin of error leaves me with concerns. 1. Will time help AI reach 100% accuracy? I don't think so. Knowledge is not static; new software, new information, and new technologies are always emerging. AI learns from human mistakes to improve itself. As long as humans make mistakes, AI will continue to provide incorrect answers. 2. Will AI take away human jobs? I believe it will. The First Industrial Revolution, when James Watt invented the steam engine, liberated human labor, and people destroyed machines due to job l