What challenges do you think current AI technology still hasn’t been able to solve?
Yerang Park
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Felix Sattler@felix_sattler
I think one of the biggest challenges AI technology still faces is fully understanding context and nuance, particularly in complex or ambiguous situations. While AI excels at processing data and making predictions, it often struggles with subtleties like sarcasm, nuanced emotions, or cultural differences in language.
Another major hurdle is its dependence on high-quality data. If the data is biased, incomplete, or outdated, the AI's output can mirror those flaws, affecting trust and reliability. This becomes especially problematic in sensitive fields like hiring, healthcare, or legal advice.
That said, given how rapidly AI has evolved over the past two years, I’m confident we’ll see these issues addressed in the near future.
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@felix_sattler Great points! While I agree that understanding context and nuance has been a big challenge for AI, I think we’re starting to see some breakthroughs in this area. Recent advancements have shown that AI can grasp even subtle emotions and tone to a surprising degree. For example, AI models trained on large datasets are now capable of recognizing sarcasm or nuanced sentiments in text. Of course, there’s still room for improvement, especially when it comes to cultural differences, but I’m optimistic that we’re on the right track.