Zero human error

This is why the adoption of artificial intelligence in various domains

has shot up. When you can nullify human errors completely, you get
accurate results. The catch is, to program properly.

Zero risks
Putting machines into tasks that can be a danger to humans can pay
off well. For instance, enabling machines to deal with natural calamity
can result in faster recovery and lesser pressure on human teams.

Round-the-clock availability
It is obvious that machines don’t get tired. Machines can work
endlessly without breaks and don’t even get bored doing the same
thing repeatedly, unlike a human.

AI machines have no emotions

Machines have no emotions [well, unless you are Chitti, the robot, that,
quite frankly, had me confused with its obsession over the female
protagonist Sana]. This single attribute about Ai-enabled machines
can help you deal with customer grievances more steadily.

AI-machines can take decisions fast

Using artificial intelligence and other technologies can help make
machines that can make data-driven decisions much faster than
humans.

AI-enabled machines incur heavy costs

Looking at the complexity an AI-enabled machine handles, it makes
sense that AI-driven initiatives can be heavy on pockets. Creating a
machine that can mimic human logic and reasoning requires plenty of
resources and time, making it quite costly.

Machines lack creativity

The issue with machines is that it functions as programmed. While
artificial intelligence has made machines capable of learning over
time, they cannot learn to think outside the box. A machine will always
analyze a situation in terms of pre-fed data and past experiences. It is
difficult for a machine to be creative in its approach.

AI-enabled machines may kill job employments

AI is replacing majority of repetitive tasks with bots. The need for
human interference is going down as businesses look towards more
error-free and risk-free work. Add to this; machines bring speed with it.
This has resulted in the killing of many job opportunities that were
once prevalent. Job roles like simple data entry or talking to
customers in the first touchpoint i.e. chat supports are now handled
by bots that can do it more effectively and round-the-clock.

No emotions can be daunting at times Conclusion

While this is one of the key benefits of artificial intelligence, it is also a con
of artificial intelligence. Machines cannot bond with humans, because they
do not have emotions or sympathy. While machine learning and NLP has
helped brands set up initial customer support through bot-enabled chat
systems, they still require a human of blood and flesh to intervene at one
point to resolve an ongoing issue.

Conclusion

Despite that, the importance of artificial intelligence and its impact on global
industries is undeniable. Every day it is growing by leaps and bounds to
automate daily tasks while being agile and driving sustainability for
businesses. ----