Are there still areas where humans excel and AI falls behind? And is it only a matter of time before AI exceeds human capacity in every field? Let’s take a look at where AI is growing, what its limitations are, and what we can expect in the future.

2. The Limitations Of Artificial Intelligence:
What Humans Still Do Better
• Over the past few decades, artificial intelligence, or AI, has become deeply
integrated into our everyday lives.
• AI can post job ads, analyze facial expressions, predict market outcomes,
and order toilet paper when you’re about to run out.
• Even fields like writing, translation, and editing, where the need for human
eyes is widely recognized, are introducing AI to help automate tedious and
repetitive tasks.
• The integration of AI so thoroughly into our everyday lives has some
wondering whether AI has already exceeded the human capacity to
perform these tasks.

3. Is AI Really all around us?
• AI works to imitate human intelligence, thought, and patterns.
• You have probably encountered AI in your life, and you might even use it
every day. Smartphones and digital assistants like Siri or Bixby are AI, and
so is Amazon’s Alexa.
• Many websites offer chatbot assistants to answer basic questions, and
these assistants are powered by AI.
• Online writing tools that improve the quality of your writing as you go, like
Trinka, are also increasingly popular. Natural language processing, a field
in which AI uses datasets of language to learn patterns and understand
how humans communicate, is the foundation of these tools.

4. The Pros and Cons of AI
• AI is capable of working and learning 24/7 and can save people time,
effort, and money.
• AI is particularly well-suited for tedious tasks like data crunching that
humans both dislike and are error-prone towards.
• AI is also being used in the medical field in both drug development and
discovery.
• Some argue that AI offers the advantage of unbiased decision making. For
example, many employers like to use AI to screen resumes with the
assumption that AI will not have the same biases that humans do.

5. The Pros and Cons of AI
• However, note that while AI can seem objective because it is a computer
program, computer programs are still ultimately created by humans.
• AI programs in particular are only as good as the datasets that they have
to work with.
• Because of this, AI is only as unbiased as its creators and the datasets
that it uses to learn from.

6. So What are Humans Better at than AI?
• It may seem as though humans will quickly be outpaced in fields where AI
is becoming more heavily integrated.
• However, humans still have the capacity to perform a number of complex
tasks better than AI.
• Tasks which require creativity still tend to be beyond the grasp of AI
programs for now.
• While some writers are turning to AI writing tools for inspiration for fiction
and poetry, AI falls short of the ability to do all of the work for them.

7. So What are Humans Better at than AI?
• In addition, while natural language processing has made great leaps
forward, AI is still not very good at really understanding the words that it
reads.
• In a similar vein, AI cannot yet perform empathy or critical thinking.
Humans continue to excel at tasks which require these skills compared to
AI.
• AI has developed quickly and become a vital part of our everyday lives.
However, the day in the future when AI does everything for us and we can
spend our days relaxing or studying for pleasure is still a long way off.

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