Transcriber: Chen iuu Reviewer: Elisabeth Buffard
Hallelujah enthusiasts.
AI, AI, AI.
We all walk, talk and breathe AI now.
Of course, it’s become part and parcel of our lives.
Starting from the music we listen to, watch TV to healthcare, sports,
home appliances, defense.
We have started using AI knowingly or unknowingly.
It’s fascinating and scary at the same time
to even realize the fact that
AI has become an important part of our lifestyle.
Wait, what did you ask?
Can a robot write a story?
The simple answer is yes.
Did you hear me?
It was way back in 2008.
In fact, there are oddities, several fiction articles and books
created entirely by a computer such as the True Love novel
published in 2008 by Alexander,
it is considered the first robot novel ever.
Computational power is evolving at an incredible pace,
and artificial intelligence is already a reality today.
Do you want to know a few more fascinating stories about AI?
Oh, yes!
Let me tell you this: in 2014,
Hong Kong Life Sciences Fund, Deep Knowledge Ventures,
appointed a computer algorithm to its board of directors,
giving the program a vote on which startups to invest in.
Scandinavian technology company Tayto became the first European company
to name an AI bot to the leadership team
of a new data oriented business unit, named Alicia.
The bot can participate in team meetings and vote on business decisions too.
AI can help identify strengths and weaknesses
and anticipate future scenarios,
proving an excellent investment
for companies looking to stand out today.
Now, how is AI helping business leaders operate efficiently in an enterprise?
In my opinion, emotional intelligence, organizational expertise,
critical thinking, moral judgment
and creative skills can all be applied to businessleadership
and decision making by humans.
However, human brain has limits and innate biases that it can compensate
by examining essential facts.
Business leaders can leverage AI today to increase agility,
facilitate the implementation of innovative ways of digital transformation
within enterprises.
It can cover solutions to more complicated and challenging strategic dilemmas
within an arc frequently hidden in a plethora of data.
AI can provide business executives with factual information,
probable outcomes and projections
to assist them in making informed, rational, emotional-free
and day-to-day decisions.
Does AI knock on the health care door?
Oh, yes.
AI algorithms will enable doctors and hospitals to better analyze data
and customize their health care
to the genes, environment and lifestyle of each patient.
From diagnosing brain tumors to deciding which cancer treatment will work best
for a particular person.
AI will drive the personalized medicine revolution.
There are a lot of AI stories of the past and present.
Like now, we have self-driving cars as well.
You don’t have to drive.
Just read your favorite book or take a power nap and let AI do its job.
Okay; now, this one is huge.
Can you guess AI will be a rescue mechanism for the senior citizen?
AI assistants will help older people stay independent
and live in their own homes longer.
AI tools will help in nutritious food availability, safety,
placing objects on higher shelves and in monitoring movements
in the senior citizen’s home.
This one is classic.
What does AI do in governance?
AI helps governments accomplish more within tight budgets,
automate tedious tasks, enhance mission critical capabilities,
enable research breakthroughs, and many more.
This is, of course, something that, you know already.
AI in military and armed forces.
The heart of AI in government services,
are techniques like machine learning and deep learning, computer vision,
speech recognition and robotics.
When put to work, these techniques translate into real and tangible benefits,
and they’ll be natural language processing automatically extract relevant information
from the intelligence sources and make connections,
enabling analysts to find actionable insights.
Failure rate predictions help ensure military instruments are well maintained
and ready to be deployed whenever needed.
Let’s talk a little more in depth.
Let’s understand what conversational AI is.
Conversational AI is a type of artificial intelligence that enables users
to interact with computer applications the way they would with other humans.
Typical examples: chat bots, wise bots and video bots.
Chat bots are informational, transactional and even advisory virtual assistants,
which can be implemented in various channels like websites, mobile apps, IVR,
phone systems, kiosks and even more.
AI virtual assistants can give instant and accurate information automatically
for various use cases.
Wise bots?
It cannot be merrier than to have an intelligent machine
talk to you to give out all the information that you need.
Hey, wait. Did I tell you?
How can you make yourself immortal? You can live forever.
Folks, this is my favorite topic.
And interesting one. I promise: Video bots.
It is human centric AI virtual assistant and in Metaverse an able Digital Twin.
It’s interesting to say
that you can create role specific video bots of yourself or others
Bots can be constantly trained with questions and answers
and maintain to support and help the users.
Video bots can also be developed to identify gestures and reciprocate.
This is an example of virtual reality and augmented reality as well.
It creates empathy and credibility between the users,
the real and on the video bot.
I believe artificial intelligence will not replace humans,
but rather it will displace them to other types of actions
that are even more strategic and important.
Ultimately, man is the creator.
Okay, now, with all this story, can anyone tell me where there is no AI?
Will this make a system to know if this is an AI enabled system or not?
You sit back, relax, and think through what's life going to be without the air.
Thank you.