Definitions are critical for understanding the world around us. Unfortunately, artificial intelligence (AI) is an umbrella term that is only loosely defined and often misused. Some critics insist that AI is merely a marketing term. However, finding an accepted definition of AI could be critical as governments try to regulate the field.

This article explores the dangers of deepfakes, AI-generated videos that can make real people say or do things they never did. Deepfakes can be used to spread misinformation or damage someone's reputation. Lawmakers are struggling to create laws to regulate deepfakes without infringing on free speech. AI can also create realistic faces of people who don't exist, and AI facial recognition software can misidentify people.

This article explains cognitive computing vs. AI. Cognitive computing helps humans make better decisions by considering complex data. It's useful when dealing with unstructured data and situations with no clear right answer. AI aims to find the most accurate answer and works without human input. Cognitive computing is for complex decision-making, while AI is for well-defined problems.

Article explores innovation and AI. Innovation rate is hard to predict but AI can help measure how existing technologies improve. This helps decide where to invest. Complexity drives innovation and breakthroughs come from combining ideas from different fields. AI won't replace humans in innovation, rather work alongside them. Innovation is more than just invention, it's about turning ideas into value.