Artificial Intelligence Creates Fake Faces —and They Are as Real as It Gets
The uncanny valley of AI love.
In 2001, Steven Spielberg directed the movie, Ai: Artificial Intelligence, it was about a boy who is looking for love, the thing is—he isn’t real.
This year, we have become isolated, and technology is what is keeping us connected. We have become digital nomads, escaping to a world, that is both artificial and augmented.
AI or Artificial Intelligence, is working behind the scenes in our daily lives. From the movies and videos we watch online, and to what we buy online. Every recommendation tech companies tell us, all made possible with artificial intelligence and machine learning.
In our homes, we talk to Alexa, we communicate with it like it is a real person. Even if we dont know anything about AI, it is here and it is everywhere. Artificial intelligence is helping scientists and pharmaceutical companies find a cure for Covid-19. The news that a vaccine is underway, as early as December 2020, could only happen because of AI.
Time is of the essence. AI allowed pharmaceutical companies to automate processes and helped expedite the development of a vaccine or drugs that can cure Covid-19.
