Let’s face it—AI is everywhere. Artificial intelligence has permeated every aspect of our everyday lives, from the instant we ask Siri what the weather is to the moment Netflix predicts what show we'll binge watch next. Beyond these minor perks, however, artificial intelligence is changing entire sectors and, eventually, how we live and work.

For example, the workplace. Automation driven by AI is increasing corporate efficiency by managing processes that formerly needed hours of human labor. AI in healthcare is saving lives in ways that were unthinkable ten years ago by improving the speed and accuracy of disease diagnosis. AI is even producing music, writing essays, and creating artwork in creative industries.
Naturally, though, things are not always bright and sunny. Big questions are raised by AI: will it replace us in our jobs? Can we rely on it with our information? Will it improve the globe or will it lead to a society that is even more fast-paced and disjointed?

In actuality, AI is not merely the future; it is now here. It is our responsibility to ensure that this technology works for us rather than against us as we continue to explore its possibilities.