We are entering unchartered territory and a new era where biometrics, if left unregulated, could infringe on our right to privacy or worse, increase our vulnerability to hackers whose deepfakes have become more realistic than ever.
Clearly, police needs to find a way to efficiently use its limited resources to solve and even prevent crimes. One way to go about that is to rely on artificial intelligence tools that use past data to predict where crime might occur and who might commit it – think Minority Report, but not as advanced.
Smart tech is impacting everything we do these days. It has even entered our homes. In 2018 itself, the US has spent $19.827 billion on smart home technology. This may seem like a low amount compared to the total size of the American Gross Domestic Product.
What does it take to be an AVs developer.
To use insights from data to improve IoT products and service outcomes is what designing with data is all about. Understanding user’s motivations and goals for using the data and using the data in order to serve them back by providing actionable insights.
What if one day humans are not the smartest species on Earth? What if Skynet becomes a reality, and no Terminator can save us? One way to solve these problems is to make machines more like humans, and teach them ethics.