Artificial intelligence (better represented as AI) is one of the hottest trends taking a central place in technological development. It has extended its grip everywhere, whether it's the smartphone in our hands or the autonomous cars being trained to drive without an iota of human intervention.
All jobs AI will replace in 5 years (and jobs it won't)
These are just a few examples to highlight the emerging use cases for AI technology. But the innate question stuck in everyone's mind is — Will the AI machines one day replace our human jobs and leave us employed in the near future?
Well, this was one of the prominent talking points at EmTech China, an annual event hosted by MIT Technology Review. It saw the best minds from the fields of science, as well as business, come together and discuss AI's prospects from every aspect they could.
As more and more individuals connect to the Internet, there is no shortage of data for tech giants to use and draw concrete conclusions. AI can sometimes be used in unexpected use cases, similar to the fact that we never thought that a smart voice assistant would one day be welcome in our bedrooms, but they are here now. In addition to the same, iFlytek's senior VP Guoping Hu says:
