The concept Future of AI has fascinated and intrigued humanity for decades, long before the term was coined.
The concept Future of AI has fascinated and intrigued humanity for decades, long before the term was coined. It sparked excitement and trepidation as we contemplated creating machines in our image. The idea that intelligent entities should resemble humans often obscured the fact that AI had already made significant strides. While achievements like surpassing human competence in activities such as chess ( Hsu, 2002), Go ( Silver et al., 2016), and translation ( Wu et al., 2016) grabbed headlines, AI had already been a part of the industrial landscape since at least the 1980s.