How will artificial intelligence impact appraisal in the near future?

Artificial intelligence works by processing data through algorithms and models – learning methods, data inference rules and task parameters – and can help us to solve many problems.

Machines may surpass the human brain in terms of storage capacity, pattern recognition and processing speed. However, they will never be able to dream and create in the same way that Michelangelo or Picasso did.

The key difference between artificial intelligence and the human brain is the fixed machine’s hardware while the human brain can grow and form new connections and create new own models and ways of thinking.

Can machines learn? What kind of learn? What does “learn” mean?

For humans, learn is a process that requires reasoning and to develop critical consciousness, humanization, dialogue, autonomy, experience and creativity.

For machines, learn is data processing, patterns and theorems developed by humans.

Is this learning?

And what about the future?

We can’t know for sure what it holds — but certainly our choices will shape it.

It seems likely machines will increasingly perform many forms of manual labor and even some types of analysis faster than humans (Today, we work less than 100 years ago due to machines).

Yet desire, sensitivity, and intention will always remain uniquely human.

Ultimately, our future depends on vision, opportunity, and the unfolding of future events, none of which can ever be predicted with certainty.

We’ve developed the following structure to represent how machines and humans will relate in the coming years:

· Ideas / Creation = 100% human

· Management = 50% human and 50% machines

· Operation = 100% machines

We believe this will be the impact of artificial intelligence in the coming years, and this subject is constantly evolving.

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