A number of firms are looking towards adapting more of artificial intelligence related technologies for future business growth. Leading internet firms including Facebook and Google are both looking to integrate artificial intelligence technologies in their offerings.
Google paid $400 million for U. K.-based Deepmind, which is working to recreate the human brain in digital form. Facebook to tried to improve its services but had to apologies for that it described as algorithmic cruelty. Both these giants are aggressively integrating lower and higher level artificial intelligence backed technologies
Stephen Hawking and Elon Musk have both warned that AI could go out of control and endanger human civilisation. They argue that if something smarter than humans in created then humans will no longer be able to control the world.
Musk along with Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg and actor Ashton Kutcher invested $40 million in Vicarious FPC, which is aiming to recreate the neocortex, a part of the brain that recognizes images, interprets language and does math. Meanwhile, Numenta that is founded by Jeff Hawkins, presented a software backed by nine years of research to reverse-engineer the brain.
Experts said that leading names from all sections of the society are getting involved and backing up start-ups focusing on AI.
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