theroleofhumanintelligenceinaworld1-201116070313.pdf

Slide 1: Title Slide
Title: The Rise of Artificial Intelligence
Subtitle: Exploring the Impact and Future of AI
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Slide 2: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
Definition: Explain what artificial intelligence (AI) is.
Types of AI:
Narrow AI: Specialized for specific tasks (e.g., voice assistants).
General AI: Theoretical AI that can perform any intellectual task like a human.
Slide 3: Brief History of AI
Early Beginnings: Mention key milestones (e.g., Turing Test, first AI programs).
Development Phases: Overview of the evolution of AI technologies.
Slide 4: How AI Works
Machine Learning: Explain the concept of machine learning and its importance.
Neural Networks: Introduce the idea of neural networks and how they mimic the human brain.
Data: Discuss the role of big data in training AI systems.
Slide 5: Applications of AI

1. The Role of
Human
Intelligence in
a World of
Artificial
Intelligence
Paul Devassy,
CPP

2. What is Artificial Intelligence?
Computer systems undergo advanced processes to analyze the ‘witnessed’ intake of data
and identify patterns within it, using those findings to apply the discovered knowledge and
replicate the behavior.
When people say ‘artificial intelligence,’ what they
actually mean is machine learning.
Historically, what it actually means is a computer
acting like a human.
Machine learning software allows computers to
“witness” human behavior through the intake of data.

3. Future tense? Or
Perfectly
poised??

4. Boon OR Bane?
• We need human or employees who continually work to
ensure that AI systems are functioning properly, safely,
and responsibly.

5. Sustainability
• We need human or employees who continually work to
ensure that AI systems are functioning properly, safely,
and responsibly.

6. Amplification
• Artificial intelligence can boost
our analytic and decision-making
abilities by providing the right
information at the right time by
tapping to data bank of existing info
and come up with permutations and
combinations.

7. Colloboration
• Human-machine collaboration
enables companies to interact with
customers in new and novel
ultimately optimizing resources.

8. Catalysis
• With their sophisticated sensors, motors, and actuators,
AI-enabled machines can now recognize people and
objects and work safely alongside humans in factories,
warehouses, and laboratories.

9. Reimagining Your
Business
• In order to get the most value from AI,
operations need to be redesigned. The problem
statement must be clear which is to be solved. To
do this, companies must first discover and
describe an operational area that can be
improved.

10. Agile
• Banks have used AI systems to improve
its fraud-detection rate by 50% and
decreased false positives by 60%.
• AI optimizes hiring process for
organisations. Freeing up valuable HI.

11. Who is the Decision Maker?
• AI provides staff with customized
information to make informed
decisions which would make a big
impact on the profitability of the
company.
• Lt. Col. Stanislav Petrov
Personalization of customer services have been on the rise we have seen preferred/repeat
customers been given their exact services without them needing to repeat their requirements
to the human at the counter. This also frees up the humans to be able to be providing
something more if required.

12. AI’s impact on
security
• Organizations that use machines merely to displace
workers through automation will miss the full potential
of AI.
• AI’s imapcting physical security and the reducing the
reaction time.

13. AI Drawbacks
• AI falls short when goals are not clearly defined, or when
multiple, competing outcomes need to be evaluated.
• It struggles to account for less quantifiable or intangible
factors, such as reputation or brand image.

14. Conclusion
• Combining human and artificial
intelligence to enable better
informed and more intelligent
decision-making is the ideal
situation.
• This augmented decision-making
is better when it is supported by
clean data since AI is only as
strong as the data powering it.
• AI no longer means ‘Artificial
Intelligence’ but rather
‘Augmented Intelligence’ –an
intelligent combination of man
and machine.