The result of widespread social media use among students (said the U.S. schools utterly failed to acclimate our students to social media and to anticipate the profound damage it could do. When you read that something is “AI-powered,” don’t believe the hype.Ī decade after its widespread adoption, it’s safe to say that U.S. With the explosion in popular interest, advertisers and marketers are using terms like “AI,” “AI-powered,” and “artificial intelligence” as a selling point so much, they’re beginning to lose what little meaning they once had. This is partly because it’s a complex subject-we don’t even agree on what “ intelligence” is, let alone “artificial intelligence”-but another reason so many are getting AI wrong essentially comes down to that familiar villain capitalism. Now everyone is talking about AI, everywhere you go-hyping it, demonizing it, fearing it-but most of all, misunderstanding it. Back then, it referred to an obscure field of computer science devoted to then-hypothetical programs that could engage in tasks that “require high-level mental processes such as: perceptual learning, memory organization, and critical reasoning.”įast-forward to 2023: While AI has been a murmur in tech circles for the last few years, those conversations really get loud until the commercial release of products like Chat GPT and DALL-e. "The phrase “artificial Intelligence” was coined by pointy-heads at MIT in 1955.
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