For humans, artificial intelligence has many advantages. It can simplify complex daily affairs and become an all-weather on-call assistant. Artificial intelligence has shown great advantages in the financial field, which can provide investors with market decision-making suggestions. Companies can use artificial intelligence algorithms to build a model to predict future market fluctuations and when to buy and sell stocks. However, the background on which the algorithm is based is inconsistent with the background when people make market decisions, and it is impossible to understand the fragility of people's daily economic activities.

In addition, artificial intelligence without government supervision may indeed get out of control. In order to increase profitability, artificial intelligence can complete thousands of transactions in one day, but when investors are afraid, it will lead to another market crash. Financial institutions need to deeply understand the algorithms of these programs to ensure that there is a safety net to prevent artificial intelligence from selling stocks excessively.

The use of artificial intelligence

It may cause privacy invasion and economic uncertainty, but another aspect that needs to be considered is how the rapid introduction of artificial intelligence in daily activities will lead to discrimination and social and economic struggles. For example, the auto insurance company may track the number of times you use your mobile phone while driving according to the artificial intelligence program to increase your premium. When recruiting employees, companies may use artificial intelligence recruitment procedures to eliminate applicants they don't want, which may exclude people of color and people with fewer opportunities.

The most dangerous thing about artificial intelligence is that it will not make decisions based on the same emotional or social background as human beings. Although the original intention of using and creating artificial intelligence is good, it does lead to unforeseen risks such as discrimination and abuse of privacy. In the United States, artificial intelligence brings many risks to people from all walks of life, including economic uncertainty and legal troubles.