Machine Learning: A Tool in Helping Solve a Problem

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Taylor: Most people I work with don't care about machine learning or artificial intelligence per se. What they do care is about solving a problem, and machine learning is really just a tool in helping solve that problem. It operates in two ways, fundamentally. That is, it can create transparency on a specific problem that wouldn't be possible otherwise. And another way in which can create. also slightly more reliable predictions, right? Well, in this case, there's no prediction. There's just, hey, you might not be aware of the different client types based on how they actually can use you as a service provider. So let us create transparency on that.

Until very recently, a lot of talk about artificial intelligence conjured dystopian images of Skynet, the Matrix, and HAL-9000 instead of a browser window answering homework questions or rendering bizarre reproductions of famous artwork.

However, the recent releases of some powerful AI tools has reframed the popular understanding of what AI really is, and the investing world has taken note. At times when technology takes an exponential leap forward, how can companies avoid being behind the curve?

Following some recent discussion about the prominence of artificial intelligence in the current cultural conversation, Phil and Danielle brought in an expert on the topic (Nuno Neves Cordeiro) to clear the air and answer some of their lingering questions and dispel some of the pop culture myths surrounding AI.

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