Human-Machine Convergence and Disruption of Socio-Cognitive Capabilities

Abstract

People who have access to smartphone or computers are already using AI. A complex set of algorithm works in search engines, social networking sites, voice recognition applications, navigation applications, OTT platforms and video games. Human-machine convergence has been made possible because of the science and technology. Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning are the contemporary technologies which is being used in several sectors for better precisions like medical diagnostics, remote sensing etc. There is a tremendous amount of potential for AI and ML to help individuals develop their mental and interpersonal skills. Since quite some time, researchers have been looking at what effect, if any, artificial intelligence may have on the decision-making process of humans. In the same way that it is used in the decision-making processes of the scientific and corporate communities, artificial intelligence is also being employed in the legal and gambling industries. Software and algorithms based on artificial intelligence (AI) have the potential to simulate human behaviour and predict its effects. Many people are of the opinion that artificial intelligence will improve the quality of human judgement and decision making, particularly in high-stakes circumstances like war. Investigating the structural, relational, and cognitive bases of artificial intelligence's function as a facilitator of decision-making is the goal of this line of study.