Scientists predict that swarms of bots controlled by neural networks could be used as a tool in information wars. In this regard, it is important to develop effective means of protection against such attacks, including real-time traffic analysis systems that will help identify anomalies in statistics. Additional research into bot behavior will also help mitigate risks threatening both services and society as a whole.
Experts note that the modern era implies closer cooperation between humans and artificial intelligence. Interaction occurs through voice and text commands, and this process encompasses both software in China and hardware developments in Silicon Valley.
Moreover, the strategies for disseminating technologies are also changing. For example, app stores are increasingly becoming platforms for hiring various skills rather than just for downloading applications. Users can "hire" agents to perform tasks such as booking trips through the Expedia agent.
Large Chinese companies like Alibaba, Tencent, and ByteDance are actively implementing the concept of "agent commerce." In the U.S., Apple and OpenAI are working on creating hardware designed exclusively for voice control. Thus, according to journalists, technologies could become akin to pets that can be commanded.
