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Brianna White

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Most of us are aware that artificial intelligence is playing an ever-growing role in how modern society operates. But many of us may not know how wide-ranging and eclectic its applications are. For example, BBC News recently featured a story about actors who are concerned about AI-generated “deep fakes” that can replicate an actor’s face and voice.
Some new and upcoming uses of AI have the potential to make a big positive difference in areas such as fraud control and public safety. However, others may influence human behavior in ways that are unpredictable or even disquieting. Here, 14 members of Forbes Technology Council share new and emerging applications of AI that may be new to you.
1. Guiding And Monitoring Financial Transactions
AI in the financial industry is little understood outside of the internal technical space. AI is already present in all of the plastic transactions that take place each day in the form of fraud detection and prevention. Increasingly, AI helps make lending decisions, suggest new products or services and even offer first-line support. The percentage of AI present in the day-to-day functions of the financial industry will only grow. - Denver Hunter, PenServ Plan Services, Inc.
2. Tracking Mouse/Trackpad Activity
Recently published research has shown that AI can identify individuals by their mouse/trackpad activity on a website. In an era where privacy is threatened, this use of AI strips consumers’ agency in opting out from tracking and targeted advertising. Transparency in the use of consumer data—including click activity—should be codified across the digital ecosystem. - Nicolas Dupont, Cyborg Inc.
3. Creating Unique Images
I recently tested a beta version of a technology that allowed me to describe an image using only words. The output was a set of unique images created by a computer using AI. It was truly an incredible experience. I can’t wait for this to go mainstream! - Adam Ayers, Number 5
Continue reading: https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbestechcouncil/2022/06/28/14-ways-ai-is-or-will-soon-be-leveraged-that-you-may-not-know-about/?sh=24b8bb221349
 

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