@rayacerero@ezekiel_aleke Agreed, my experiences with the new industry were limited. I felt lost about what to do with the data. But as I started learning the business, I understood what I should do and how to deliver to them.
Watch the videos for more details.
Surya Ganguli (TED): Can AI Match the Human Brain?
https://t.co/ySthNnorZW
IBM Technology: AI vs Human Thinking: How Large Language Models Really Work
https://t.co/GOKSw2kZNm
But the final decision? That requires wisdom, ethical judgment, common sense, and a true understanding of the real-world consequences. That remains the job of the human pilot in the captain's seat.
Be Careful with AI
We often cannot see how AI gets its answers. It can make big mistakes, as with self-driving cars. Never trust it blindly.
The Key
AI is useful, but you must think for yourself. Your own judgment matters most.
Are you using AI at work? It can help a lot, but we must know its limits. Expert Stuart J. Russell explains why.
Watch Stuart J. Russell’s full talk here: https://t.co/Kti6zrdNV7
AI Doesn’t Really Understand
AI can play a hard game like Go but fail at easy math. It copies patterns from data but does not understand like people do.
AI Is a Tool
AI has no goals or feelings. It is built to help people, like a smart assistant, not to decide for us.