VentureBeat June 16, 2021
Kyle Wiggers

Particularly over the past half-century, humans have had to adapt to profound technological changes like the internet, smartphones, and personal computers. In most cases, adapting to the technology has made sense — we live in a far more globalized world compared with 50 years ago. But there’s a difference when it comes to AI and machine learning technologies. Because they can learn about people and conform to their needs, the onus is on AI adapting to users rather than the other way around — at least in theory.

Rohit Prasad, head scientist at Amazon’s Alexa division, believes that the industry is at an inflection point. Moving forward, it must ensure that AI learns about users in the same ways users...

Today's Sponsors

LEK
ZeOmega

Today's Sponsor

LEK

 
Topics: AI (Artificial Intelligence), Technology, Voice Assistant
In AI Businesses Trust—But Are Still Accountable For Integrity Lapses
Visualizing ChatGPT’s Rising Dominance
Sam Altman Speaks On Tech Progress
AI Makes Echocardiography Faster, More Accessible
AI-Driven Dark Patterns: How Artificial Intelligence Is Supercharging Digital Manipulation

Share This Article