Many people have questions about artificial intelligence. There is talk that AI could revolutionize healthcare, defence, public transport and energy management. But four out of ten answer that they know very little or little about KI, shows a survey carried out by Norstat on behalf of news and Laagendalsposten. Would you like to become a little smarter about artificial intelligence? news Buskerud and Laagendalsposten have gathered some of Norway’s sharpest AI experts. The event is broadcast live on Wednesday from 17.30, and from Wednesday afternoon you can send the experts questions and get answers. While you wait, you can write in the comment field at the bottom of the issue, or get ten tips here: Facts about the survey news Buskerud and Laagendalsposten have, in connection with the technology festival Kongsberg Agenda, teamed up to conduct a survey about Artificial Intelligence (AI). In the survey, which was answered by 1,000 men and women aged 18–99, there is both skepticism and uncertainty related to the topic. These are three main points that emerged from the survey: 40 per cent of the participants in the survey say they know little or very little about AI. 43 percent of the respondents are slightly or very pessimistic regarding the development of AI. Almost half of those aged 30–39 fell under this category. 32 percent of the respondents answered that AI might take over the world and make us humans redundant somewhere in the future. Here, too, there was the largest percentage of people aged 30–39. The skepticism was probably as great for young people aged 18–29 as for the other age groups. The collection was made among a nationally representative committee in the Norstat panel. It was carried out from 4–11 June. The margin of error is between 1.4 and 3.1 percentage points. Reduce electricity costs Artificial intelligence via smart home solutions is available through several providers. It can be as simple as smart light bulbs that are put in a regular socket, or smart contacts that are time-controlled using an application on your phone. In addition to the fact that everything can be overridden on the phone, a time control can ensure that the panel ovens do not heat the house while it is empty, and the lights are switched off in all rooms where no one is staying. AI as a sparring partner There are many different AI tools out there on the big internet. ChatGPT, Copilot, Google Bard, and Claude, to name a few. If you use any of these tools to write texts for you, this will be considered cheating, but you can use the various AI tools as a sparring partner to explain assignment questions and correct Norwegian mistakes in exams for higher education. NDLA has also launched a language robot that will simplify and summarize texts for you. AI can also be used to learn new things: Don’t know how to invite people to a Teams meeting, or how to turn on mobile notifications for an app? By entering the question, the AI tool will describe step by step how to solve a task. If there is something you don’t understand, you can ask more questions asking him to explain in more depth. Do you use AI? Yes, daily! Occasionally No, never tried it. Show result Create illustrations Most of the experiences and events we experience are immortalized, in order to have a memory of what we have experienced. Sharing our experiences with others is common, whether it is confirmation or a trip to the top of Kilimanjaro. REALISTIC: The video was created with the AI tool Sora, a new service from OpenAI. It looks realistic, but if you look closely, you can notice that the woman’s legs suddenly switch places. Then it is extra nice to be able to dim the brightness to bring out the objects in the images with the help of AI, or color the gray hairs you would like to avoid focusing on with AI tools such as Midjourney and DALL-e. But do you want to make a presentation for a job interview that stands out? Or perhaps a birthday card that will make the children laugh? There is a lot that AI can be used for, but remember to note that the photos you did not take yourself are AI-generated! Better health The pacemaker has been around since the 1950s, and in Norway alone there are around 30,000 people who have undergone pacemaker surgery. This is an example of an AI technology. If you have a smart watch, it will monitor your heart rate and let you know when you have been sitting for too long and it is time for some movement. Several measuring instruments are also used on a daily basis, including for measuring blood sugar levels. Radiographer Beata Løken takes an X-ray at Drammen Hospital. Hospitals in Vestre Viken have adopted artificial intelligence in connection with X-ray analysis. Photo: Tordis Gauteplass / news AI tools can also help you structure your training sessions. By telling AI what you want to achieve with your workout, it can provide you with exercises that can help you reach your goals. At the same time, it can create a training plan for you, based on how many times you can train and for how long. Plan dinner – What should I eat for dinner today? An eternal question you can’t get away from? AI can actually be used to help you plan varied meals during the work week. You can also inform it that you want to eat more fish, or less red meat. -and it will take into account any food allergies. Your personal speech writer The summer offers many weddings, and if you are not a wordsmith, but have to give a speech, it can be a long summer. By using the technology, you can get help writing a speech, where you can also feed it with stories you want to convey in a simple way. NB: KI is not known for his humorous qualities. Holiday and travel Are you going out and travelling? Finding a destination is not a challenge in itself, but you should like to arrive at the most reasonable price possible, and have a place to stay. Through a quick Google search, companies and travel planners line up to give you the most attractive and customized offer possible. The travel planner takes care of the communication with the different airlines and the accommodation in question, so you as the end user can rather spend your time planning what should be in your suitcase. It is worth noting that you should look over the different transitions in a travel planner, and adjust any sections where the transition time may be short until the next departure. Take minutes from meetings No one escapes meetings. It can be in a work context, FAU because you have children at school or in voluntary organizations and activities. When the question of minutes comes up, it is common to avoid eye contact with the chairperson. But no danger! By using the transcription function linked to the AI tool, you can get help documenting the information in the meeting, as well as providing a short summary. NB: remember to ensure quality, especially if people are sitting a bit spread out. Shopping Do you need new clothes, but find it uncomfortable to go to the store? Online shopping has become big, especially after the corona epidemic. Most clothing chains give you the opportunity to order, try on and possibly return clothing items that don’t fit. In the same way, make-up, shoes and food are easily ordered to your door for those of you who think it is a more appropriate way to shop. Gardening and cleaning Vacuuming is both tedious and time-consuming. A small robot vacuum cleaner happily does the work for you, and never complains about the tasks. They remember where the charger is, and line up ready for the race when it is told to do so, through time management or by manual override. Then you avoid having to empty the collector, which in itself is a fairly manageable process. In addition, robotic lawnmowers have become more and more common around neighborhoods. You no longer need to hire the neighbor to cut the grass for you, or bribe the children to maintain the garden standard. Hello! Welcome to dialogue at news. Since you are logged in to other news services, you do not have to log in again here, but we need your consent to our terms of use for online dialogue Published 18.06.2024, at 14.45 Updated 18.06.2024, at 20.08
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