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THE EVOLUTION AND RELEVANCE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN OUR SOCIETY

ABSTRACT

This study examined the evolution and relevance of artificial intelligence in our society. Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as one of the most transformative technologies shaping modern civilization. Artificial intelligence has been relevant in numerous fields, changing and challenging the traditional landscapes in various fields and aspects of life. This study enumerated various roles of AI in the society. In education the study mentioned the roles of AI to include: enhancing personalized learning and intelligent tutoring systems (ITS) etc. In science, the study pinpointed the roles of AI to include drug and genomics discovery among others. In the same vein, in Engineering, it mentioned its roles to include: design optimization and predictive maintenance to mention a few. In social sciences, the studymentioned the roles of AI to include data analysis/pattern recognition and predictive modeling among many others. The roles of artificial intelligence in humanities as further highlighted in the study included among others: enhancing research methodologies, transforming educational practices and addressing ethical/societal implications. Also, the roles of artificial intelligence in music as enumerated in the study included: for composition and for production. More so, the roles of artificial intelligence in agriculture as highlighted in the study included: precision farming and pest and disease detection among others. The study concluded that artificial intelligence has evolved from a theoretical idea into a powerful force shaping modern life. One of the recommendations made was that Governments and international bodies should establish comprehensive frameworks to guide the ethical development and deployment of AI.

KEYWORDS: Artificial Intelligence, Evolution, Relevance and Society

Prof. EMMANUEL Amos Umana, FNIM, FCIARB, FCIMC, CFE (USA)

SHARED SEASONED INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF TOPICAL ISSUES VOL.12 NO.2