Probably the most common issue with AI is that it will replace humans in the workplace. The short answer is yes, AI will in fact replace humans at certain jobs and anyone who says other wise, lacks education or is just trying to "sugar coat" it. As much as we may not like that, it is a fact, and is already happening. Keep in mind though, all technology advancements throughout history were made to increase efficiency and lower operational costs. Did you know there used to be phone operators (humans) that you told who you were trying to call and they manually connected you? AI is no different in this aspect. AI will also create new jobs with it's growth as well, think about all the jobs created by the mobile phone industry (making the phones, cell phone service providers, app developers etc., way more than the jobs lost of phone operators). The key is to learn about technology, see how to use it, and grow with it as humans. Our goal at Klever Boy AI is not to replace sales, service, support, or even marketing "humans", but to increase their results through AI and allow them to focus on the human elements like relationships and compassion, more than sifting through data and cold calling leads.

Again, if you read the answer about jobs, the honest answer is probably yes, unfortunately. Technology, like almost everything else, depends on the user on if it will be used for good or evil. When the internet came around the same questions were asked, and yes it is used for good and evil every day. Email scams are a lot more frequent than postal mail scams these days. The key, like with the jobs question, is becoming educated about the tech and learning how to use it and also how to defend against it. Just as with the internet, more good will come from AI than harm, just look at how it is already used. Google search, Netflix, Siri, Alexa, Spotify, all Social Media, are all AI based services and they improve our life far more than hurt it.

As far as the AI we build and use here at Klever Boy AI we have safeguards in place that control the AI as we design, build, and train our AI with specific goals and limit it's ability outside of those goals. So you can't ask our AI to write you a paper for school about World War 2, it will inform the user that is is trained to do __________ and can't help outside of that. It won't try to steal or scam, and our company is an ethical AI company looking to innovate for business in ethical ways.

Just learn about the AI you use, the companies that make it, and steer clear of any that don't feel right to you. That is the basic level of any technology is to use good judgement when adopting it.

The only reason this question even made the list is because it is actually more frequent than you may think. From Elon Musk to your neighbor down the road, people are unsure of the end result of a world embracing AI. Blame Hollywood, with movies like The Matrix or Terminator, but there is a fear of the world becoming ran by robots and creating an apocalyptic earth, where humans are trying to survive being hunted by robots.

Could this happen? Who even knows?

Technically speaking, a lot of things would have to go wrong and AI would have to be the first technology ever that evil "wins" for this to happen. We try to keep it honest here, so we can say "Maybe", but a World War using nuclear weapons ending the world as we know it is more likely than being hunted by AI robots for sure.

Again, like with most answers in this section, learning about AI, watching it advance and keeping a close eye on those advancing it are key in seeing the direction it develops.

Either way, if it were to happen, this FAQ page would probably be erased by AI in an effort to keep it's world domination plans a secret from humans. So you can always check back here and as long as you can read this, then you are still safe 😉.

Absolutely not. Just as you don't need to understand AI to use Google, Netflix, Alexa and other AI systems, you do not need to understand it to use it in your business. You do need to trust whoever is integrating it into your business and know how to gauge results based on before AI so you know if it is working, but you do not need to know how AI works. It's like eating at a restaurant, you don't have to know how the food is made to eat and enjoy it.