Artificial Intelligence and Emerging Tech

For AI to genuinely benefit all people (citizens), communities and society, we need to create an integrated model of social evolution and revolution, one that accounts for the complexity, inconclusiveness, and impediments of our society.

We need to develop constructs, laws, policies, and so on that uphold “Societal AI” (Copyright, ITE, 2021) – not only in terms of the capabilities of AI technology but more importantly what we are doing with it; potentially meshed with the behaviours, attitudes, intentions, feelings, personalities and expectations of people.

The bottom line is that if human societies are to be modified in directions more people find fulfilling, this can only occur if the nature of human hierarchies is acknowledged and understood.

If we apply the same thinking to the role (and opportunity) of “AI in Society”, then a paradigm shift, not a classical revolution, is in our future.

This means we need to challenge the status quo that includes historical constructs, social hierarchies and bureaucracies. We need to start re-imagining our collective future.

The original article is available on LinkedIn (https://bit.ly/3BnfaWk) and my personal blog (https://bit.ly/3gFuW6I). 

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This episode explores the role of AI and Emerging Tech on Banking. 

In every town across the UK, our high street is changing.

It’s not a phenomenon that’s limited to the UK either; all over the world, traditional banks are gradually disappearing and being replaced with more efficient services.

Post-COVID19 recovery has been hit hard by the financial crisis that is putting a lot of pressure on all business owners forcing them, at pace, to migrate their previous business models to digital models using ecommerce technology often underpinned by Artificial Intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML) algorithms and other emerging technologies such as Blockchain and Augmented/Virtual Reality (AR/VR).

Automation technologies such as Robotic Process Automation (RPA) are on the rise and, at the same time, consumers are themselves busy adapting their lifestyles which are fast becoming a hybrid of "work from home", "work from office" and "work from anywhere" options.

Checkout the original article available on LinkedIn - https://bit.ly/3zrQTxp.

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This episode explores the role of AI and Emerging Tech on Future Society.  

Human society has reached a crossroads that will confront it with the task of choosing which path to follow to enable and realise "Society 5.0".  

In this future world, technology and data will be used to balance economic development with the solution of social challenges; people will finally be liberated from all restrictions that the information society proved unable to remove; and we will witness the formation of a human-centred society in which everyone is able to shine and flourish — reflected by #diversityequityandinclusion.  

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Quantum technology has an immense power. It will allow us to do computing tasks that are outside of the reach of even the best computers today.   

Artificial intelligence, which is designed to analyse huge amounts of data, could benefit from this, as could materials and pharmaceutical research. 

The combination of quantum computing and AI will no doubt provide endless opportunities in the future.  

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The terms Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Cognitive Computing (CC) are often used interchangeably but there the approaches and objectives of each differ. The two topics are closely aligned; while they are not mutually exclusive, both have distinctive purposes and applications.

This episode explains what the terms mean, differences and similarities and some thoughts. 

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