Machine translation, intelligent control, expert systems, robotics, language and image understanding, genetically programmed robot factories, automated programming, aerospace applications, huge information processing, storage and management, execution of tasks that cannot be performed by chemically synthesized life-forms or that are complex or large in scale, and so on.
It is worth mentioning that machine translation is an important branch of artificial intelligence and the first application area. However, as far as the existing achievements of machine translation are concerned, the translation quality of machine translation system is still far from the ultimate goal; and the quality of machine translation is the key to the success or failure of machine translation system.
Professor Zhou Haizhong, a Chinese mathematician and linguist, once pointed out in his paper "Fifty Years of Machine Translation" that: in order to improve the quality of machine translation, the first thing to be solved is the problem of the language itself rather than the problem of program design; relying on a number of programs to make machine translation system alone is certainly not able to improve the quality of machine translation;
In addition, in the case of human beings who still have not yet understood how the brain carries out the fuzzy recognition and logical judgment in the language, machine translation is still not able to improve the quality of machine translation. After the smart home, artificial intelligence has become the new wind mouth of the home appliance industry.
Impact
The long-term economic impact of artificial intelligence is uncertain. A survey of economists shows disagreement over whether the increasing use of robots and AI will lead to a significant rise in long-term unemployment, but they generally agree that it could be a net gain if productivity gains are redistributed.
A 2017 study by PricewaterhouseCoopers concluded that the People's Republic of China*** and the United States would benefit the most economically from AI by 2030, at 26.1 percent of GDP?
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A February 2020 EU white paper on AI promotes AI for economic benefits, including "improving healthcare (e.g. by making diagnosis more accurate and better preventing disease), improving agricultural efficiency, contributing to climate change mitigation and adaptation, and improving the efficiency of production systems through predictive maintenance" while recognizing potential risks. " while recognizing the potential risks.
References to the above? Baidu Encyclopedia - Artificial Intelligence