It often feels as though artificial intelligence (AI) is a new creation as it's only captured the public's attention since the introduction of chatbots like ChatGPT in 2022. But its origins can be traced back decades to the widespread adoption of computers.
AI is increasingly around us as it is integrated into many of the technologies that we use, such as self-driving cars and digital assistants like Siri that use AI to learn and answer questions.
These incredibly smart devices have encyclopedic memories but can make mistakes and be subject to the same biases in society as everyone else – because AI is effectively a mirror that reflects the wider world around us.
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