Is AI All It's Cracked Up To Be?

in LeoFinance16 days ago

AI was and has been a big buzz word for the last few years but nothing has really amounted to it yet. From music, video and images AI has been making strides but still lacks to really replace a editor as the AI is just used to help produce better and higher quality you still need skills to filter and adjust where the AI gets things wrong which honestly is a lot of the time lol.

That being said there are other places in which AI is growing and becoming more powerful. Today I want to take a look at those other places which are normally things you don't touch yourself. But with crypto we are starting to get the ability and capabilities to tapping into more and more AI.

*This article is for entertainment purposes only and is not financial advice. Do your own research before investing and understand the risks. In short take responsibility for your own actions it's no that hard people!

Time

The biggest factor in life is time. The time it takes you to do something and at what capacity ultimately will determine your wealth in most cases. Grunt work while yes it's good if you can find more efficient and better ways at doing those tasks you can scale up.

This is where AI is coming in as the digital age continues to grow as processes can be outsourced to AI or made faster with AI. The issue however is that AI can help but not always provide the correct answers for you. You'll still need to do you own research and compile that data to come up with your own conclusion on matters.

Someone said it best the other day. Take into account for a moment that there will be a day in which AI runs things like water filtration systems. However lets say one of the sensors goes bad and the AI starts missing data or not getting data. It can't figure out why that input is off or no longer working and thus continues to try and compensate for it. This creates a massive imbalance in the water where people then get sick. It's days later and linked back to the water filtration system and a person has to troubleshoot and fix the broken sensor. Human interaction is still needed but AI can help in a big way. I don't see AI replacing jobs but instead just making current jobs more efficient while the person still has to have the skills to manage the AI and troubleshoot things as they come up.

Crypto Research

Let's put this into more context. Before you would have to learn, try and invest in a crypto project before you really understood it and if it was any good. Long white papers etc.

However with chatbots and AI you can now sift through hundreds of projects get summaries of white papers and then compile all of that data into a report which would make it easier for you to find the project or projects you are looking for.

This is an example of something that could take hours, days and even weeks in some cases and compiles it down into a few AI prompts that would compress those hours into minutes and those days and weeks into hours. A drastic change if you learn and know how to use these tools.

These AI systems could also quickly give details about social media in terms of growth numbers, interaction etc to try and give you an idea about how popular or if its trending upwards for the project. This data can help determine a successful project or not. But you would still want to spot check yourself about the content that is trending upwards. Is it because the project has been called out as a major scam and people are ranting about it? Or is it because of solid new development. These are those small details that AI still misses and would require you to do your own research.

So yes, AI is getting better but you as a person need to understand how it works, the limitations and how to use your own skills with it to get the ultimate outcome. AI is really only so powerful as the user... for now.

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