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Will AI technology be available to everyone in the near future?

Fed Maunders

Well, personally I think that AI technology has already become more and more available to anyone who wants it. However, I am not so sure that everyone knows how to use it or what it could really do. There are quite a few AI-powered devices that are designed for regular people, like smartphones, smart speakers and so on. They are powered by virtual assistants like Google Assistant or Alexa which use AI algorithms to answer the user's queries and perform various tasks.

There are also software and toolsets available to programmers or developers that are AI-based, but not everyone knows about them or how to use them either. I think the major challenge that we face is more in terms of user awareness and education rather than the sheer availability of AI technology.

But then, what actually happens if everyone has access to this technology? Will AI replace human beings in their jobs or take over in a dystopian way? There are valid concerns and uncertainties here as well.

On the one hand, AI could drastically improve our lives by taking over repetitive or dangerous tasks. On the other hand, it could also trigger job displacement and lead to the loss of many jobs. Another concern is that AI is only as intelligent as the data it is trained on, so biased data sets could lead to discriminatory decisions by machines.

In short, I am not sure whether AI technology will be available to everyone in the near future. While I would like to think that it will be, there are certain challenges that need to be addressed first. We need to ensure that it can be used in a responsible and ethical manner, with adequate safeguards in place. And even once we have achieved this, we need to provide education and training to the general public so that they can make the most of this technology.