AI: Should you start looking for a new job?

Technology Untangled

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5.0 • 69 Ratings

🗓️ 7 July 2020

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Summary

Is artificial intelligence really going to change the way we live and work, or are the supposed possibilities no more than seductive PR? In this episode, alongside chief technologist Matt Armstrong-Barnes, we trace AI's technological leaps from Alan Turing to AlexNet via Dartmouth University. We map out the innovations impacting organisations right now by untangling strong and narrow AI, machine learning, deep learning, and artificial neural networks. From cybersecurity to big data, we ponder the good, the bad, and the uncanny side of AI; how to tread the ethical tightrope; and identify implementation tactics applicable to organisations of any size.

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0:00.0	Artificial intelligence is everywhere, seamlessly woven into our lives to such an extent that we often don't notice it.
0:10.0	If you're on social media, you're using AI.
0:14.0	When you ask your smart device to play your 80s disco playlist, you're using AI.
0:20.0	Your email inbox, your dating apps and your
0:23.5	self-parking car, you guessed it, it's all AI. And it's beating us at computer games. It's
0:30.9	writing poetry and even helping radiologists to predict cancer. And it's pretty likely that AI even recommended this podcast to you.
0:41.8	And when it comes to organisations, AI is already deeply entrenched.
0:48.2	Critically, what we see is AI is now accounting for about 40% of all digital transformation initiatives.
0:55.7	The voice you're hearing is Matt.
0:58.2	Matt Armstrong Barnes, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Chief Technologist for Artificent Intelligence
1:02.9	in the UK and Ireland.
1:04.4	Perfect.
1:05.3	And how did you get to where you are today?
1:08.6	Over his 25 years in the IT industry, Matt's seen artificial intelligence evolved from being
1:14.5	almost the wild west of science to a major priority for organisations of any size.
1:20.8	With Matt's expertise, we'll be attempting to answer some of the big questions affecting
1:24.8	organisations and individuals, such as what are the capabilities
1:29.3	and limits of today's tech? Can computer programs feel empathy? Which parts of our organization
1:36.2	are we going to hand over to automation? And should I start looking for a new job? All this and much more.
1:44.0	I'm Michael Bird and this is technology
1:46.5	untangled. The volume of use cases that you've got with AI is pretty much limited by your
1:55.3	imagination. So it really is a case of how you can take this technology and make it most effective in your
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