Artificial intelligence: a revolution in various sectors

From detecting undeclared swimming pools to creating advertisements, composing music and education, artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming many fields of activity. In this article, we explore the impact of this revolutionary technology on different sectors and how it could change our daily lives.

The tax authorities and undeclared swimming pools: a collaboration with Google and Cap Gemini

Recently, the Directorate General of Public Finances (DGFiP) announced that it had identified more than 120,000 undeclared swimming pools using an AI model resulting from a collaboration with Google and Cap Gemini.

This progress allows tax authorities to better target their controls and thus recover funds for the state budget.

Viva Technology: an exclusive study on Europeans’ perception of AI

On the occasion of the 7th edition of Viva Technology, Domotique NEWS presented a study carried out in partnership with Harris Interactive Toluna. This study highlights Europeans’ perceptions of the deployment of artificial intelligence and identifies four sectors of activity particularly concerned:

• Health
• Transportation
• Environment
• Education

AI in advertising: the case of the “Born in 1853. Made for the future” campaign by Maison Guerlain

In the advertising sector, campaigns carried out using generative artificial intelligence are increasing. A recent example is the campaign Born in 1853. Made for the future from Maison Guerlain, created by the mnstr agency to celebrate the 170th anniversary of the Bee Bottle bottle.

To design a dreamlike and futuristic film, the agency collaborated with artificial intelligence which analyzed different eras and artistic trends.

This innovative approach illustrates how AI can interfere in areas as creative as advertising.

Facebook and musical composition: a model trained on more than 20,000 hours of music

In terms of musical creation, Facebook has developed an artificial intelligence model capable of composing original pieces. This model was trained using over 20,000 hours of licensed music from various sources, such as Shutterstock or Pond5.

Since this technology is open source, it is possible to imagine that it could gradually improve thanks to user feedback, thus allowing the AI ​​to become a real music composer.

Education and AI: a calculator for words

Finally, artificial intelligence could also transform the education sector. Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, recently compared AI to « a calculator for words, » explaining that methods of teaching and assessing students will need to evolve to accommodate this new technology.

Thus, it is possible that homework will never be the same again and that AI could replace certain jobs, such as that of co-pilots in aviation.

In conclusion, artificial intelligence is disrupting many sectors of activity. It offers new and exciting perspectives, but also raises questions about its impact on our daily lives and our relationship with work. It is therefore essential to closely monitor these developments and to think about their integration in a responsible and ethical manner.

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• https://www.presse-citron.net/taxe-fonciere-le-fisc-est-devenu-redoutable-pour-intelligence-artificielle-fraudeurs/
• https://domotique-news.com/manifestations-4/
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