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How AI Is Being Deployed Across Industries (Demo)

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By Gary Reber Uncategorized April 10, 2019

Infographic: How AI is Being Deployed Across Industries

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 Across Industries

Why artificial intelligence is not only important for robotics, but other areas and markets as well.

On April 5, 2019,Techjury.Net provide an infografic on Artificial Intelligence applications:

It is impossible to ignore the apparent impact of artificial intelligence in our everyday lives. As presented in the infographic below by techjury.net, there is hardly any critical sector or industry that does not rely on AI to perform specific tasks that humans find difficult or impossible to complete.

AI is an advanced field of computer science whereby computer systems are designed to exhibit or mimic characteristics associated with human behavior. These characteristics include the ability to learn (acquiring information and the rules for using the said information), reasoning (using these rules to make informed judgments), self-correction (learning from previous failures), understanding language, and other mental capabilities.

Forms of AI technology

To help differentiate between some of the terms thrown around the idea of AI, here are some general definitions with technologies associated with AI. These areas are not separate from each other – for example, robotics can utilize machine vision technologies, and robotics process automation can utilize natural language processing for customer service chatbots.

  • Robotics: Engineering involved in designing and manufacturing robots. The significant advantage of this technology is that some of the robots can be utilized to perform tasks that are difficult or impossible by human standards.
  • Robotic process automation: The use of specialized computer programs or software robots that automate and standardize high-volume repetitive and tedious tasks usually done by humans.
  • Machine learning: The science of making computer systems perform actions without being explicitly programmed. By using existing data, computers can forecast future behaviors, patterns, and outcomes without needing human intervention.
  • Natural language processing: Focused on the interactions between computers and human languages, especially how computer systems can be programmed to analyze, interpret, and manipulate a large amount of natural language data.
  • Machine vision: The science and technology of using computer systems to provide imaging-based automated inspection and analysis with the aid of a camera, analog-to-digital conversion, and digital signal processing.

Applications of AI in various industries

The influence of AI technology can be seen across sectors such as transportation, education, manufacturing, online shopping, communication, sports, media, healthcare, politics and government, banking and finance, aerospace, and so much more.

Below is a list of essential industries impacted by AI:

  • Transportation: Autonomous car, also known as a self-driving car, is a vehicle that can sense its environment and is capable of moving without human interference. This technology can transform the transportation system, because it can analyze traffic and alternative routes, thus reducing travel times.
  • Manufacturing: high performing robots work faster, and complete tasks more efficiently than humans. Also, they can work for long periods nonstop as long as the power required for them to function is available. By using 3D technology and machine vision, these machines can speed up the process of product manufacturing.
  • Healthcare: Applications such as autonomous surgical robots, virtual nursing assistants, automated image diagnosis, and dosage error reduction have been some of the ways AI has been crucial for the technological advancements in the health sector.
  • Entertainment: machine learning can predict a user’s behavior to make recommendations on the type of movie, music, TV shows, and other content he’ll be interested in. Also, adverts can now be personalized based on the user’s preference, thereby increasing the chances a marketer will make a sale.
  • Sports: AI technology like automation and predictive analysis can be used in business decisions, sponsorship activations, ticket sales, and determining athletes’ performance.

Future applications of AI would be utilized in automated transportation, cyborg technology, solving problems associated with climate change, deep-sea and space exploration.

If the projected growth of the AI software market from $1.4 billion in 2016 to $59.8 billion in 2025 is anything to go by, AI is set for a massive takeover in the coming years.

TechJury.net Infographic AI artificial intelligence

Source: Techjury.net (https://techjury.net/stats-about/ai/)

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Gary Reber Comments:
The impact of the AI march of technology will result in our ability to perform specific tasks that humans find difficult or impossible to complete and to enable efficiencies and cost reductions in the production of goods, products and services. This means that we have to switch our national focus on job creation, as the rationale for growth, to focus on ownership creation of the non-human means of production, such as AI, with job creation secondary .
Anyone with common sense should realize that our scientists, engineers, and executive managers who are not owners themselves, except for those in the highest employed positions, are encouraged to work to destroy employment by making the capital “worker” owner more productive. AI and other forms of “things” (not human) are defined as capital. How much employment can be destroyed by substituting “machines” for people is a measure of their success — always focused on producing at the lowest cost. Only the people who already own productive capital are the beneficiaries of their work, as they systematically concentrate more and more capital ownership in their stationary 1 percent ranks. Yet the 1 percent is not the people who do the overwhelming consuming. The result is the consumer populous is not able to get the money to buy the goods, products, and services produced as a result of substituting “machines” for people. And yet you can’t have mass production without mass human consumption made possible by “customers with money.”
While jobs in all sectors of the economy are being displaced with “machines,” any new jobs that result require new skills and are limited in number. However, in the time frame that it takes to build a future economy that can support general affluence for EVERY citizen, full employment will result, until the economy reaches the point where “machine” productivity dominates and optimized and spectacularly beautiful  city and urban development is achieved, with both requiring at most proper maintenance and restoration in the technical sense through further research and development. Eventually, the end result will be that Americans will not have to work to earn an income or depend on government redistribution programs and will be able to pursue lives of creative leisure.
Nearly 60 years ago, binary economist Louis Kelso postulated: “When consumer earning power is systematically acquired in the course of the normal operations of the economy by people who need and want more consumer goods and services, the production of goods and services should rise to unprecedented levels; the quality and craftsmanship of goods and services, freed of the corner-cutting imposed by the chronic shortage of consumer purchasing power, should return to their former high levels; competition should be brisk; and the purchasing power of money should remain stable year after year.”
Abraham Lincoln said that the purpose of government is to do for people what they cannot do for themselves. Government also should serve to keep people from hurting themselves and to restrain man’s greed, which otherwise cannot be self-controlled. Anyone who seeks to own productive power that they cannot or won’t use for consumption are beggaring their neighbor — the equivalency of mass murder — the impact of concentrated capital ownership.
To prevent the hoarding and concentration of capital ownership as the economy grows, among the already 1 percent wealthy capital ownership class, is the challenge of our era. Yet no one in politics or academia, or already wealthy owners, is focused on ensuring that future generations will universally own, as individuals, the future of production. Instead, their solutions are to tax those who do own and redistribute through various government dependency programs, resulting in Americans becoming less independent.
By ignoring the hoarding and concentration of capital ownership, the productive capital assets that result from this never-ending shift in the technologies of production, will be owned by those individuals who now own America’s productive capital wealth. As well, millions of Americans will have fewer prospects for jobs as the masses of people will not be needed to perform tasks previously associated with production.
The challenge is how will the masses of Americans be empowered to contribute productivity and earn an income to support themselves, as individuals, and as families?
The solution, which upholds the natural law that humans have the right to own “things” including “things” humans use to produce goods, products and services that are needed and wanted to advance their personal affluence, must ensure that property rights are not withheld or suppressed by elite forces of government who seek to make all citizens dependent  for their economic well-being on the State and whatever elites control the coercive powers of government, using job dependency, the police, courts of law, prisons, the tax system and so on as their means to control. Such proposals as Universal Basic Income eat away at private property rights and result in citizen dependency and the continued hoarding of productive capital ownership and control by the elite wealthy ownership class and their political frontmen and women dependent on money from the wealthy to become elected to the “public” offices of President, Senate and Congress, and their political appointees .
A solution that retains the natural law right of ownership and ensures personal, responsible ownership of the non-human means of production must result in empowering EVERY citizen to become an owner of productive capital to meet their own consumption needs. Thereby, this would result in government becoming more dependent on economically independent citizens. As the formation of future capital wealth becomes broadly owned, citizens would become effective democratic voters to create a government responsible to the people, not to the economically powerful elite who influence elections with big money political contributions and lobbying to control policy making. Instead, free of elite economic and thus political power, a government by the people and for the people can serve to enact legislation that will empower our entire population to productively contribute to the building of affluence for EVERY citizen, while responsibly protecting and enhancing the environment, and preventing the further concentration of capital wealth ownership among 1 percent group of individuals and families and their heirs, who now own America and will own America’s future, if we do not reform the system.
I call this solution the “Own The Future Deal.” The solution requires reform of our monetary system with the activation of Section 13(a) of the Federal Reserve Act and enactment of new legislation and policies to provide EQUAL opportunity for EVERY child, woman and man to become a productive capital owners through access to insured, interest-free capital credit, repayable solely from the earnings of the investments in the building  of a future, environmentally protective and responsible economy that can support general affluence for EVERY citizen. The legislative policies would provide to EVERY citizen an equal, annual amount of this capital credit in accordance with the needs to finance viable and responsible growth. Enactment of this legislation would enable EVERY citizen to be productive and benefit from the growth of the economy without taking from those who already are owners (at least until death using a transfer tax to encourage the super-rich to spread out their monopoly-sized estates). EVERY citizen would be able to accumulate, as owners, viable, wealth-creating, income-producing capital assets and over time secure an affluent state of retirement. Such a deal would show its economic benefits immediately in job creation and universal ownership benefits within a generation following its activation, and continue to build the economic foundation of affluence as days, months, and years of the future transpire.
The following contains everything one needs to understand the foundation of the “Own The Future Deal,” though this wording is not specifically used:

Support the Agenda of The JUST Third WAY Movement (also known as “Economic Personalism”) at http://foreconomicjustice.org/?p=5797, http://www.cesj.org/resources/articles-index/the-just-third-way-basic-principles-of-economic-and-social-justice-by-norman-g-kurland/ and http://www.cesj.org/resources/articles-index/the-just-third-way-a-new-vision-for-providing-hope-justice-and-economic-empowerment/.

Support Monetary Justice at http://capitalhomestead.org/page/monetary-justice.

Support the enactment of the proposed Capital Homestead Act (aka Economic Democracy Act and Economic Empowerment Act) at http://www.cesj.org/learn/capital-homesteading/, http://www.cesj.org/learn/capital-homesteading/capital-homestead-act-a-plan-for-getting-ownership-income-and-power-to-every-citizen/, http://www.cesj.org/learn/capital-homesteading/capital-homestead-act-summary/ and http://www.cesj.org/learn/capital-homesteading/ch-vehicles/. And The Capital Homestead Act brochure, pdf print version at http://www.cesj.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/C-CHAflyer_1018101.pdf and Capital Homestead Accounts (CHAs) at http://www.cesj.org/learn/capital-homesteading/ch-vehicles/capital-homestead-accounts-chas/ 

For an overview, see “Economic Democracy And Binary Economics: Solutions For A Troubled Nation and Economy” at http://www.foreconomicjustice.org/?p=11 .

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