AI bots: 7 interesting facts you must know

Artificial Intelligence is diligently attempting to serve businesses, let us understand what AI bots are capable of and what else can be expected from these robots in the next few years. Seven startling facts about Artificial Intelligence are mentioned below.

1. AI pets exist 
We may presume AI-driven pets to be available for the people by 2025. AI-driven pets are basically bot-pets who act and appear like a real animal but don't require humans to feed them or perform related care. However, a real pet is adorable whereas, a bot-pet will be of help for humans that may not be expected from the alive one. 

2. Expect female AI bots 
Studies have proven that a woman’s voice is much adorable than a man’s. Thus, most of the AI bots will more likely answer you in a sweet female voice. 

3. AI recognises emotions 
Kismet, a 1990s robot was able to identify human emotions through voice tone and body language. Evidently, AI bots will more likely read emotions, recognise the gender of the person and respond accordingly, in this era. 

4. Romantic relationship with AI 
Some people have expressed their strong beliefs that a human will be allowed to marry a robot legally by 2050. However, it is a mere belief that is not supported by any acceptable evidence, till date. 

5. AI can repair itself 
In case of technical issues, AI bots will have authentic access to repair themselves on their own to amplify their performance. 

6. Smart AI will replace humans 
AI bots are designed to learn anything at any time quickly that will replace human labour completely. Therefore, the popularity of robots will surge with the speed of a bullet due to its incomparable intelligence. 

7. AI has nationalities and passports 
Saudi Arabia government approved a guaranteed citizenship plea of Sophia, a lifelike humanoid. Although many people are criticising the idea of providing passports and citizenship to robots while others are supporting the same idea. 

Artificial Intelligence is growing to serve a smart and sophisticated world to humans and businesses. Google CEO Sundar Pichai, in the year 2018 stated that AI will prioritise humanity over electricity. However, many questions can’t be predicted prior like - will it benefit the businesses only or human workers as well? Will a human be valued and perform smart work in the presence of AI bots instead of working persistently? What if unemployment surges and destroys poor families? Will robots allow humans to manage their life events and relish it to the fullest? 


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