“Artificial intelligence” is revolutionizing every sector, health, education, agriculture, economy


In this modern era, the same countries are on the path of development which are benefiting from the existing technologies. There is no doubt that artificial intelligence has taken over the entire world and will further revolutionize the world in the future.

It will not be wrong if it is said that artificial intelligence is playing an important role in the field of modernization. What things have come to the fore in this regard so far? In the article under review, a few things are being told about.

Self-driving vehicles

Intelligent chess sets have been around for decades, a period in which machine intelligence has made amazing advances. This was demonstrated when a private company’s car was fitted with an electric brain developed by Google, equipped with hundreds of sensors that keep the car moving on highways and busy roads without any human intervention.

This will launch self-driving cars that will drive the car to its destination on a simple instruction from you. These self-driving cars are equipped with video cameras, laser range finders and radar sensors, to avoid collisions with other moving or static objects and to follow the road signals with precise accuracy.

It uses GPS system for continuous navigation. The concept of this car was presented by Google engineers and the head of Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Thrune. The arrival of cars with artificial intelligence and self-driving systems can solve the problem of deaths in traffic accidents.

Astronauts, but they’re robots

What do astronauts do? Sifting through the skies night after night, and year after year with powerful telescopes, it is exhausting work that demands patience and consistency. Now robots have come to take humans out of this patient phase. Now the tedious work of sifting the dust of the heavens is being done by robots in some laboratories. The light of some stars is faint and bright.

From this, scientists infer that the size of the universe is not static in one place, but it is constantly expanding, as the galaxies are running behind each other, the universe is expanding and it is being pushed by a mysterious force called Dark Energy. These variable stars appear for a moment and then disappear immediately.

That is why they are called transients. Artificial intelligence is being used to analyze these stars at the Mount Palomer Observatory. Artificial intelligence is used to analyze these images through powerful telescopes to provide a clear image by cleaning up the noise signals found in it.

Also super nova which appear and disappear temporarily can also be traced. A social network of computers has been created for this, which will work as a unit. They will be connected by special software in computers located in Chile, Hawaii, Australia, South Africa, Texas Canary Island and will be able to communicate with each other.

Little robots

There is no doubt that the armies of the future will consist of intelligent robots controlled from thousands of miles away. How to control and use drones in drone strikes in the northern parts of Pakistan is an ongoing work.

However, small remote-controlled quadrotor robots have been developed that can fly in very complex trajectories. These robots will change the map of modern warfare.

The University of Pennsylvania’s Automation, Sensing and Perception (GRASP) lab recently demonstrated how these tiny robots fly in swarms and interact with each other to find a fixed target.

These robots are named Quadrotor Robots, because they have four propellers installed. With the help of which their flight gets stability. They contain bags of nerve gas used to stun soldiers.

In addition, they can simultaneously drop explosives at hundreds of locations simultaneously. In this way, they can create widespread destruction and chaos in the ranks of the enemy. Flying robotic machines can orbit around an object and communicate with each other with high intelligence.

With this, they can perform Automated Swarm Behavior. The small cameras installed in them are also useful for spying on the enemy and for monitoring their installations. Artificial intelligence has become one of the most transformative technologies of the 21st century, affecting almost every aspect of human life.

From public health to transportation, from education to entertainment, artificial intelligence is coming up with wonderful applications in various fields. On this basis, the National Task Force on Science and Technology and the Task Force on Technology-Driven Knowledge Economy have set up several national projects in this rapidly emerging field, which are currently being implemented in Pakistan.

Artificial Intelligence revolution in health sector

Artificial intelligence has revolutionized medicine and healthcare, where it has expanded efficiency, accuracy and scope of treatment. Machine learning algorithms can diagnose diseases with unprecedented accuracy by analyzing complex medical data sets such as medical imaging, genetic sequencing and patient medical history.

For example, systems like IBM Watson Health are helping oncologists diagnose and treat cancer, analyzing millions of medical articles and clinical trials. Robotic surgery systems like the da Vinci Surgical System are helping surgeons perform minimally invasive surgeries, leading to shorter recovery times and better outcomes.

Similarly, artificial intelligence-powered wearable devices such as smartwatches continuously monitor vital signs, and enable early detection of diseases such as heart irregularities and diabetes.

Artificial Intelligence is revolutionizing education

Artificial intelligence is making education more personalized, accessible and efficient. Adaptive Learning Platforms (Adaptive Learning Platforms) provide educational content according to the student’s speed, ability and learning style through algorithms.

Language processing tools such as Grammarly and Duolingo promote self-learning by providing instant feedback on writing and language learning. At the institutional level, EdTech companies have made extraordinary financial gains using artificial intelligence.

The role of artificial intelligence in industry, agriculture and economy

AI is now at the center of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, where concepts such as automation, predictive maintenance and intelligent design are transforming industries. AI-equipped robots in factories are performing repetitive tasks faster and more accurately. (Collaborative Robots) are improving overall performance by working with human workers.

In agriculture, due to precision farming, resources are being used better by analyzing soil health, weather patterns and crop condition. AI-powered drones identify pests and water needs in fields. Agricultural robots are automating labor-intensive tasks like sowing, weeding and harvesting.

The frustrating side of artificial intelligence

Will artificial intelligence someday become a threat to our existence? Self-evolving machines that have the ability to make other machines better than themselves are becoming more and more likely. Maybe you have ever played electronic chess and wondered how intelligent this machine is and how it can beat you while making its own strategy.

Robots that exist now can do simple tasks like cleaning your house and following your simple instructions. But now more complex systems have been integrated into the modern robots. These robots can sense the person while swimming and help the lifeguard.

Also, while driving on the road, they alert the driver that there is a traffic jam ahead. Researchers worry that the day is not far off when the unity of artificial intelligence will be created and it will go beyond the control of chain interactions. After that, one machine will start producing another better machine.

Moving towards a knowledge economy

Emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, advanced genomics, energy storage systems, freezing of hydrogen isotopes, plant biotechnology and bionics are driving the economies of countries that invest in high-quality education, science and innovation to new heights. The root of Pakistan’s economic problems lies in its failure to take advantage of these transformative technologies.

Although there has been some significant progress in the field of higher education. We have to produce and export high value added products like pharmaceuticals, engineering products, minerals and IT products to get out of the debt mire and declining economy. For this we need to move from a natural resource based economy to a technology based knowledge economy. This transformation is not possible without a visionary, honest and technology savvy leadership.



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