On the other hand, AI has been integrated into personal lives, helping with tasks such as trip planning and learning. There has also been a rise in AI hardware, with new devices like AI pins and smart glasses. The year ended with predictions of achieving artificial general intelligence (AGI) within the next decade, which could lead to everyone having AI assistants and access to free professional services. However, concerns remain about the potential misuse and ethical implications of AI.
Key takeaways:
- 2023 was a significant year for AI with major developments such as leadership tussles at OpenAI, the rise of AI chatbot wars, and substantial investments in the AI space.
- There are growing concerns about AI job replacement, misuse of AI, and the human cost of AI development, prompting calls for regulation and transparency in AI development.
- Generative AI is increasingly being used in personal lives for various purposes, from planning trips to mourning the death of loved ones.
- There has been a rise in AI hardware and some leaders believe the world is moving closer to achieving Artificial General Intelligence (AGI).