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Artificial intelligence, is it a threat, or a promise for the betterment of humanity? This slideshow explores the history of AI, the development of AI and explains the various forms of AI and their possible impact. It was a talk I gave at Newquay business breakfast club in July 2017.
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- 1. Artiļ¬cial Intelligence Threat or Promise? Hugh Nicklin 28 July 20171
- 3. Ada Lovelace . Supposing, for instance, that the fundamental relations of pitched sounds in the science of harmony and of musical composition were susceptible of such expression and adaptations, the engine might compose elaborate and scientiļ¬c pieces ā¢ Worldās ļ¬rst programmer ā¢ Mathematical prodigy ā¢ Lord Byronās daughter 3
- 5. Alan Turing ā¢ Wartime codebreaker and Father of the computer ā¢ Devised an artiļ¬cial intelligence test ā¢ Called the āImitation Gameā ā¢ Where you could not tell if you were talking to a machine or a human being 5
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- 7. However, we are not quite there yet 7
- 8. John McCarthy ā¢ 1955 he coined the term āArtiļ¬cial Intelligenceā ā¢ āThe Science and Engineering to make intelligent machines.ā 8
- 9. 1986 Apple Computer ā¢ I was head of technical services at Apple UK ā¢ Investigated AI for answering customerās technical issues ā¢ Visited French AI software co doing such work on Minitel network. 9
- 10. What is AI? ā¢ The ability to acquire and apply knowledge and skills is called intelligence ā¢ eg. The human brain ā¢ Artiļ¬cial intelligence (AI) is intelligence exhibited by machines ā¢ It is the theory and development of computer systems to perform tasks normally requiring human intelligence 10
- 11. Types of AI 11
- 13. Natural Language Processing (NLP) Relationship between AI and natural language processing technology 13
- 14. Conļ¬guration of casual conversation technology 14
- 15. Expert Systems ā¢ Programming computers to make decisions in real life situations ā¢ eg. Systems that help doctors diagnose diseases based on symptoms 15
- 16. Vision ā¢ Computer vision combines hardware (cameras and scanners) and AI software that permit computers to capture, store and interpret visual images and pictures ā¢ Google Cloud Platform image analysis 16
- 17. Speech ā¢ Apple Siri ā¢ Microsoft Cortana ā¢ Amazon Alexa ā¢ Google Now17
- 18. Planning ā¢ AI used in route planning and handling contingencies 18
- 20. Whatās going on in the lab? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7xvqQeoA8c 20
- 21. Impact of AI 21
- 22. Jobs most at risk from AI ā¢Transportation and storage - 56% of jobs at high risk from automation ā¢Manufacturing - 46% ā¢Wholesale and retail trade - 44% ā¢Administrative and support services - 37% ā¢Financial and insurance - 32% ā¢Professional, scientiļ¬c and technical - 26% ā¢Construction - 24% ā¢Arts and entertainment - 22% ā¢Agriculture, forestry and ļ¬shing - 19% ā¢Human health and social work - 17% ā¢Education - 9% Source: PwC Robots to affect up to 30% of UK jobs, says PwC 22
- 23. AI - dire warnings, The Singularity The Singularity will allow us to transcend these limitations of our biological bodies and brains ... There will be no distinction, post-Singularity, between human and machine ā¦fundamental risk to the existence of human civilisation Elon Musk Humans, who are limited by slow biological evolution, couldn't compete, and would be superseded Stephen Hawking 23
- 24. Conclusion ā¢ We shall have to wait and seeā¦.. ā¢ Meanwhile to ļ¬nd out more on AI: ā¢ IBM Watson ā¢ Google Cloud Platform Tensorļ¬ow ā¢ Microsoft Azure AI ā¢ Amazon AI Services ā¢ MOOC FutureLearn and Coursera Thank You24