The development of AI technology is accelerating and it is predicted that by 2022, the AI market will be worth $14.6 billion.
It’s not just about the money though, AI has the power to revolutionize our lives and make them more efficient.
AI can help in all sorts of industries including healthcare, education, agriculture and even law enforcement. It can also be used for energy management and climate change mitigation by optimizing energy production from renewable sources.
Introduction: AI and the Future of Technology
In the future, AI will be used to solve a lot of problems that we face today. It will be able to make decisions and take over tasks that are currently done by humans. It will also be able to do things that humans can't do like exploring space, going into deep sea, or even flying airplanes.
1. Self-operating cars will be the new norm
Self-operating cars are the new norm in the future of transportation. With self-operating cars, people will be able to use their time more efficiently and spend less time on driving.
The first self-driving car was introduced in 1995 by Carnegie Mellon University professor Raja Chatila. In 2005, the first autonomous vehicle came to market with a price tag of $1 million. Nowadays, the technology has advanced significantly so that it is now possible to buy a car for as little as $25,000 that can drive itself.
2. Mobile devices will become obsolete as all human needs are met by IoT
The Internet of Things (IoT) is a network of physical objects that are embedded with electronics, software, sensors and connectivity that enable these objects to collect and exchange data.
IoT will connect the physical world to the digital one. IoT can be used for various things such as home automation, remote monitoring, smart grids and many more.
Mobile devices will become obsolete as all human needs are met by IoT.
3. Sensors will play an even bigger role in how we interact with our surroundings
Sensors are already in our everyday lives, but they will play an even bigger role in how we interact with our surroundings.
The use of sensors has increased significantly in recent years and it is not just limited to the technology industry. Sensors are also used in the medical field and other industries.
What’s more, sensor-based advertising is a growing trend that has been around for a while now. It allows advertisers to track the movement of potential customers and target them with ads based on their location or movement.
4. Augmented Reality immersive technology will be ubiquitous and unnoticeable for most humans
AR will be a huge part of our lives and it will not be noticed. It will be like going from a black and white TV to a color one, or from the old flip phones to the new ones. We won't notice it because we are used to it.
We can already see some of this in action with AR-enabled apps that are improving our day-to-day life, such as Google Translate, Yelp, Ikea Place and more.
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