Losing human imperfection in the age of AI

We are all living in a 24x7 endless race era. Race to what? To become perfect, but will we ever be perfect? We were never meant to be. Humans do make mistakes, and that's what makes us human.

Change of the Modern Era

We are all witnessing rapid changes in this era due to AI. Even the ML algorithms we used to learn are not being used to create modern AI technologies. Artificial intelligence is moving towards Artificial General Intelligence, which will have the capability to surpass human cognitive ability one day. It could be possible. Maybe one day, AI may perform all tasks combined by entire humanity within a fraction of a second. If everything is so perfect about AI, then where is it lagging behind? The answer lies in the word 'Imperfection'. Humans are naturally imperfect, from taking random pauses during a conversation to making a syntax error in our code.

The Way before

Let's dig into the time before AI. What was it? Surfing through Multiple Websites and searching on Google for any problem statement took a lot of time. Even finding a solution for small problems took a lot of effort from us, as it demanded effort, and even searching was itself a skill back then. But doing it made us feel satisfied, which it does not anymore, as we want a solution to each and every problem within a few seconds.

Finding the Gap

But where is the problem? Are we moving slowly, or is AI moving fast? We may never beat AI in terms of speed, performance, and accuracy. But the questions of AI vs. humans shall be kept in the realm of science fiction only until we get evidence of AI turning against humans in reality. It shall always be AI with humans, and it will decide how effective we will be in the future. Mathematicians, scientists, businessmen, etc., are already using AI in the most effective way to generate maximum output. Of course, we shall not forget our basics but with advancements, the more we keep ourselves updated with modern technologies is the need of the hour. Nobody used to write each and every line of code to build any software back then either, as we all grew up in the era of Stack Overflow. It's just that the speed of doing things has become way too fast, and we need to catch up with that speed. In the process, we will make mistakes but instead of getting afraid from it, we need to embrace it and try to be better with the help of AI.

After 10 or 20 years from here, when I will come back to read this article again, I will feel nostalgic about how many errors I have made in this article and that will make me feel more human.