CHALLENGES IN THE NEAR FUTURE

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CHALLENGES IN THE NEAR FUTURE

Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Disadvantages

No Improvement with Experience

Unemployment

By replace humans with machines

High Cost

Requires very complex machines.

Advantages

Repetitive Jobs

monotonous jobs can be done with the help of machine intelligence.

Daily Application

Computed methods for automated reasoning, learning and perception

Cortana

Siri

Exploration

overcome the human limitations.

Error Reduction

greater degree of precision

Some Tasks

Market analysis

Robot control

Medical diagnosis

Problem solving

Planning

Most developed countries

who did it?

the term artificial intelligence was invented by John McCarthy, Marvin Minsky and Claude Shannon

In 1956 the term artificial intelligence was invented

Area of computer science that emphasizes the creation of intelligent machines that work and react like humans.

Superbugs

Posible Solutions/ Prevention

New antibiotics

Never self medicate

Completing the full treatment course, even if you feel better

Disease examples

Malaria

tuberculosis

pneumonia

causes

Bacteria adapt to the drugs, like antibiotics, that are designed to kill them. Change to ensure their survival.

Actions that acceletarte this process

Unsanitary conditions

Poor prevention and control practices

Misusing antibiotics

When is it?

The first superbug presented resistance to sulfonamida in 1942

Naturally occurring phenomenon that can be slowed, but not stopped

Types of bacteria that are resistant to most of the antibiotics that are commonly used today.

Natural Resource Scarcity

Examples

Earth minerals

Petroleum

Platinum

Oil

Gold

Quality Soil

Clean drink water

Possible Solutions

Recycling

Responsible use of resources

Renewable energy sources

causes / Why is it?

Deforestation

Pollution

Limited resource reserves

Models of production and consumption

Where is it?

Around the world

What is it?

Reduction in economic well-being due to a decline in the quality, availability, or productivity of natural resources