It has been years since the world experienced a great reboot sparked by the global pandemic. We have witnessed how our way of life could bring an existential threat. But this same catalyst brought us some disruptive innovations shaping emerging businesses and industries. Today, we are back to a new normal where world events can fuel a volatile, uncertain complex, and ambiguous (VUCA) world.
One of the biggest words in the field of technology is Artificial Intelligence (AI). Its history can be traced back to the early 1950s when commercial computers were still very young. Today, AI has become sophisticated with the invention of neural networks that mimic the way how human brain operates. Such developments attracted some ethical questions: should AI learn by itself, should it accurately mimic human activities, could it eventually replace people in businesses? These questions will make us wonder how far could AI go in the near future.
