Hacker Noon July 16, 2019
Khushi Kaur, Partner at McKinsey & Co.

No longer does artificial intelligence only exist in sci-fi movies and books about dystopian futures. It’s in the here and now, continuously transforming the way in which we live and work.
Many of us interact with AI on a daily basis – we call on Siri to give us directions to nearby coffee shops or ask Alexa to order us goods on Amazon. AI is also seamlessly supplementing and enhancing operations across a variety of industries and increasingly disrupting internal company functions.
However, at the same time, it’s also becoming more and more apparent where AI still has limitations that prevent it from fully replicating human behavior.
This article discusses both the real-world potential...

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