УДК 316.42
Problems of application of artificial intelligence technologies in the sociological aspect
Anna A. Shpak1
1 Siberian federal university.
orcid.org/0000-0002-2948-8762, annaheyy@gmail.com
Abstract. The development of artificial intelligence today based on the machine learning methods. Machine learning, in turn, allows you to analyze a large amount of data qualitatively with predefined criteria. The information and communication capabilities of artificial intelligence are limited in terms of independent data analysis. The main directions of artificial intelligence development in the modern world aimed at automating various economic, political, and social processes. The focus on the use of artificial intelligence methods has a worldwide trend. Social problems associated with the automation of processes in all aspects of an individual’s life are associated with a number of important problems that have not been resolved to date. Such problems determine the sides of further work for leveling conflicts that arise when using different methods of artificial intelligence.
Keywords: artificial intelligence, information and communication technologies, social status, social problems, ethical standards, automation.
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