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Wednesday 20 March 2019

Ways #AI Can Drive #Innovation?

"AI will definitely facilitate and expedite human creativity, but as long as humans continue to train and learn, it likely won’t obviate human innovation any time soon."

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Three Ways Artificial Intelligence Can Drive Human Innovation

Micha Breakstone

Co-Founder of Chorus.ai. Broad experience designing natural language processing and machine learning systems.

Over the past few years, businesses across many industries have been increasingly relying on artificial intelligence to deliver business value. According to Forbes, Gartner estimated that artificial intelligence (AI) will contribute $3.9 trillion in business value by 2022. But where does that value come from? A press release from PwC argues that a major component of the value it creates will come from increased worker productivity. To be precise, the release says that AI will drive over $15 trillion in global GDP gains in the next 10 years or so and that half of those gains will come from increased worker productivity. An interesting question to ask is whether AI can improve more than just worker productivity -- specifically, can AI deliver value by enhancing human innovation?

A thought-provoking article on the World Economic Forum website discusses the notion of augmented intelligence (as opposed to artificial intelligence), whereby machines augment human intelligence rather than replacing them. While the article argues that AI can make humans smarter, I believe the examples presented (AI assisting doctors with detection of early-onset diabetic eye disease and AI assisting analysts with better fraud detection in banking systems) are limited in that they augment human detection capabilities rather than enhancing human creativity and innovation.

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