When it comes to the topic of Artificial Intelligence (AI), the world is quite clearly divided into two factions: those who strongly believe that AI is a good thing and those who vehemently deny this. There are valid arguments on both sides. My personal view on the subject remains that the pros and cons are very contextual — who is developing it, for what application, in what time-frame, towards what end? There is no clear black and white. This also means that the opportunity exists to proactively identify, isolate and address the risks, as the field of AI develops further.

1. TRAINING SOFT SKILLS INTO
A.I.
Real Facts Behind the screen

2. TAKING DISCUSSIONS
• The quickest routes to take on a road trip.
• chess moves most likely to win a game.
• There’s even a Chinese supercomputer that can perform 33,860
trillion calculations per second.
• AI will be able to predict the stock market even better than the top
finance professionals.

3. Soft skills include
things like communication and
interpersonal skills. For AI
engineers, however, soft skills are
simply the next frontier.
• In a world programmed in
0s and 1s, things like
empathy, self-awareness,
and social skills are about
as far from binary as you
can get.

4. Soft skills may not
directly get a task done,
but they are certainly a
catalystfor
doing so.
• While a lack of emotion can be
beneficial in terms of granting
computers more discipline,
patience, and objectivity than a
person, it robs them of the
empathy that forms the core of
emotional intelligence

5. Machines occupying against the NATURE
• Computers now have the ability to
detect emotion in your voice with 80
percent accuracy.
• detect when a student is struggling
by judging their engagement versus
frustration when taking a test.