Einstein International Journal Organization(EIJO)

Abstract 

Artificial Intelligence is not only a technological innovation but also a powerful force reshaping human life and society. This study focuses on the human-centered impact of AI, examining how individuals interact with intelligent systems in areas such as healthcare, education, employment, and daily communication. The research highlights how AI enhances productivity, decision-making, and convenience, while also influencing human behaviour and social relationships. However, it raises important concerns including job displacement, increased dependency on machines, ethical challenges, and reduced human interaction. Based on secondary research, the findings emphasize that AI development should not be driven solely by technological advancement but must also consider human values, well-being, and ethical responsibility. The study concludes that a balanced and human-focused approach is essential for ensuring sustainable coexistence between humans and intelligent systems.

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