Parijat Banerjee is Global Business Head for the Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance (BFSI) sector at LatentView Analytics.
In 1988, an Austrian scientist named Hans Moravec observed that computers were adept at tasks that humans considered complex (chess, math, etc.), but that they struggled to match the perception and motor skills of an infant born with billions of years of human evolution. Or, as the cognitive psychologist Steven Pinker later put it, “The main lesson of thirty-five years of artificial intelligence (AI) research is that the hard problems are easy, and the easy problems are hard.”
