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Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Daily Life: A Comprehensive Review of Applications, Benefits, Challenges, and Future Directions

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Avani Mishra

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KK Modi University Durg

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Abstract—Artificial Intelligence (AI) has moved from a specialized research area to a technology embedded in everyday digital, domestic, educational, commercial, healthcare, and workplace activities. This review synthesizes evidence from nineteen uploaded research papers covering daily-life applications, social impacts, education, healthcare, transportation, finance, security, automation, and human–AI interaction. The reviewed literature consistently describes AI as a data-driven technology that can automate routine tasks, personalize services, support decisions, improve accessibility, and process information at a scale that is difficult to achieve manually. At the same time, the literature identifies recurring concerns involving privacy, algorithmic bias, cybersecurity, workforce disruption, dependence on automated systems, reduced human interaction, and the need for transparency and human oversight. The sources include narrative reviews, qualitative studies, quantitative survey research, a curriculum-oriented societal resource, a medical-education systematic review, and a public-health education review. The synthesis indicates that the practical impact of AI is domain-dependent: consumer applications such as recommendation systems and virtual assistants are widely integrated, while high-stakes applications such as healthcare and autonomous mobility require stronger validation and governance. The paper proposes a human-centered integration framework in which data quality, model capability, user literacy, domain safeguards, and continuous oversight operate together. The review also identifies research gaps, particularly the need for longitudinal user studies, cross-cultural evidence, measurable evaluation of human–AI collaboration, and stronger analysis of equity and accessibility.

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Artificial intelligence machine learning natural language processing computer vision daily life automation human–AI collaboration ethics privacy digital society.

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Avani Mishra, Dr. Mohammed Bakhtawar Ahmed, "Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Daily Life: A Comprehensive Review of Applications, Benefits, Challenges, and Future Directions," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 9, pp. 1-17, Sep 2026. https://doi.org/10.55041/IJSREM67339

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intelligence and related applications to examine how AI affects daily life. Across the literature, AI appears in communication, smart homes, healthcare, education, transportation, finance, entertainment, workplaces, agriculture, environmental applications, governance, and cybersecurity. The technologies most frequently discussed include machine learning, deep learning, natural language processing, computer vision, robotics, expert systems, and intelligent control [2], [4], [7], [11], [14]. The reviewed evidence consistently identifies efficiency, convenience, personalization, accessibility, and decision support as major benefits. At the same time, privacy, bias, cybersecurity, job and task disruption, dependence, reduced human interaction, misinformation, and technical reliability recur as significant concerns [5], [7], [10], [16], [17], [19]. High-stakes domains require more than technical accuracy. Healthcare and education sources emphasize validation, human oversight, ethical training, privacy, and institutional readiness [17], [18], [19]. Workplace research highlights the importance of reskilling and adaptation [5], [8]. Social-psychology research shows that AI also changes patterns of interaction and dependence [10]. The paper proposes that responsible everyday AI should follow a human-centered cycle connecting data quality, model capability, human interaction, domain-specific safeguards, and continuous monitoring. This approach does not assume that all AI applications have identical consequences. Instead, it recognizes that risk and benefit depend on context. The main limitation is that the study is a secondary synthesis of the supplied literature and does not introduce new primary data. The sources also differ in methodology, geography, publication type, and scope. Some are review articles, one is explicitly identified as a non-peer-reviewed preprint, and one is a curriculum-oriented resource [6], [16]. Therefore, the paper should be read as an organized synthesis rather than a new empirical measurement of AI adoption. Future work should include longitudinal and cross-cultural studies, standardized measures of human–AI collaboration, domain-specific safety evaluation, accessibility research, and stronger empirical assessment of privacy, fairness, employment transitions, and AI literacy.

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