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Without trust in AI there is no value and no ROI

Successful Enterprise AI Adoption in 3 Steps

The fear for AI is even more imminent with the advent of large language model (LLM) like ChatGPT (OepnAI), LLaMA (Meta), LaMDA (Google), etc. What must be done to reassure employees, while still ensuring the business reaps the benefit of AI and evolve as necessary?

Using AI to Building a More Resilient Economy Against Global Disruptions

Using AI to Building a More Resilient Economy Against Global Disruptions

Once work is virtualized, it can be digitized, tracked, turned into data, and used to train an AI system to mimic how we work. This will start with the most repeatable tasks, but AI will eventually automate some creative activities also. But before this can happen, more of the physical work must be shifted into digital work so it can be easily tracked and turned into training data.

Artificial Intelligence is the New Business Intelligence

AI is the New BI

To understand AI in ways that drive business, we must start with something that business is familiar with — business intelligence (BI). BI provides data and analytics to help business leaders make more informed decisions. Over the years, BI has evolved to include three basic types of analytics.

Dr. Michsel Wu at Microsoft Envision 2018 - Get Ready for the AI Revolution

Get Ready for the AI Revolution

Thanks to ChatGPT for waking up the globe to the realization that the age of AI is here. Are you ready for it? Do you know how businesses can gain tangible value from this rapidly evolving tech? What steps your business must take to better understand AI’s capabilities and prepare for the disruptions it creates? Are you ready for the AI revolution?

TechInnov Day -AI for Africa Takeaways Part 2

Takeaways From My First AI/ML Conference in Morocco – Part 2

One of the most wonderful things about an in-person conference is the “Hallway Track,” the informal conversations happening off-schedule (e.g. during coffee breaks, dinners, etc.). Over dinner, I had the chance to consult Yann LeCun about the application of deep neural network (DNN) to tabular data.