These past two years have ushered in major changes to how we navigate work, human interactions, and information. These shifts have coincided with the increased maturity of AI as a field. As AI has become more widespread, accessible, and acceptable, it’s stepped in to fill gaps in the economic, social, institutional, and political realms – and will continue to do so. With supply chains disrupted, a reduced workforce, and growing demand for social change, we anticipate that this coming year AI will be applied in areas including workplace automation, bias detection, extreme weather predictions, and the identification of COVID-related bottlenecks. Here’s what we expect from AI in 2022.
