Artificial intelligence was already playing a major role before the pandemic struck. Machine learning was impacting how people carried out business in almost every field.
When the COVID-19 pandemic struck, some might have thought that artificial intelligence and machine learning were going to lose their momentum. Just the opposite is the case. The pandemic has made it all too clear that machine learning and artificial intelligence need to continue to gain momentum, especially if there are going to be other pandemics in the future.
Artificial intelligence will continue to affect the technologies that change how we live and how we work. It is already impacting several top loud accounting and invoicing tools, software designed to monitor how employees spend their time working, medical technology, cloud invoicing logistics, and so much more. We can only expect that in 2021 we are going to see artificial intelligence and machine learning impact our lives even more. Here are some things we might expect.
1. Increased Surveillance
Facial recognition technology has grown more powerful thanks to computer vision algorithms. Using computers to identify specific individuals as opposed to looking for patterns among groups of people is controversial. However, people are becoming more tolerant of facial recognition and surveillance ...
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