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The Impact of AI on Human Rights, Employment, and Education Before and After the COVID-19 Pandemic

Dipankar .

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Man-made consciousness (simulated intelligence) is the new power and has been speedily presenting in this 21st 100 years in different structures like self-driving vehicles, Siri, mechanized web-based collaborators, and some more. Actuating artificial intelligence has become perhaps of the most radiant triumph in Software engineering. It has helped people in the conventional approach to working and controlling the framework through cutting edge simulated intelligence innovation. This paper proposes the vital terms and ideas, including "Man-made reasoning," We next take a gander at how different man-made consciousness frameworks are prepared in this present reality and how they can help humankind. Further, we investigate the mediation of man-made intelligence and Coronavirus. Essentially, the paper expects to give a leaping off highlight further, how computer based intelligence affects the fate of society: A task will be destroyed, however not disposed of, and the sole propose to bring issues to light and advance public thought and comprehensive discourse on Man-made consciousness and common freedoms which will make a large number of greater business opportunity.


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