VEŠTAČKA INTELIGENCIJA, PROJEKTOVANJE PRERAĐIVAČKIH KAPACITETA I IZAZOVI TRŽIŠTA
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, PROJECTING PROCESSING CAPACITIES AND MARKET CHALLENGES

Author(s): Radmilo Todosijević, Miloš Todosijević
Subject(s): Supranational / Global Economy, Policy, planning, forecast and speculation, Economic development, ICT Information and Communications Technologies
Published by: Finrar d.o.o Banja Luka
Keywords: artificial intelligence; design; development; capacity; market; future;
Summary/Abstract: Subject of research: Expectations that artificial intelligence will lead to a high degree of determination in the design of organisational and generally existing systems, which confirms its persistence through the characteristic of universal diffusion. Hypothesis: Many processes will take place according to predefined software. Hardware production breaks Wall Street records. Auxiliary hypothesis: What will happen to the attitude towards work? Hypothetical statement: Artificial intelligence insists and strives to produce and realize the state of the environment. Results as a goal: there are no absolute organisations, but by designing with artificial intelligence we will strive to maximise cybernetic balance and relationships with nature and society. Historically speaking, the topic - attitude towards work is always open. Will intellectualism, creativity and innovation be exploited in the future or will the degree of independence in work exploit itself? It will be the subject of study in other social sciences, primarily sociology, philosophy and theology. “The urge to get rich forms the necessity of greater accumulation, which leads to the conclusion that the goal of capital is not investment in the sense of satisfying needs, but the capitalisation of invested capital” 3 (Marx K., 1948, p. 192). The universal application of artificial selection requires the ability to select, applications and controls. It raises communication relations to the level of absoluteness and reduces total costs. On the isolated example of processing capacity, we presented relations on two ideograms about the possibilities and challenges of designing the capacity as a whole or as parts whose inputs are by-products of the basic output. Never in history has there been such a revolutionary action of the dual effect of technical progress: Exponential innovative creative performance and spontaneous devaluation of everything that artificial intelligence has become a substitute for. When asked i f there is a god (!?), the artificial intelligence answered: “yes, now there is”

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