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One of the ongoing changes we’re increasingly experiencing is artificial intelligence: the simulation of human intelligence in a machine. Simply put, machines are quickly becoming “intelligent” enough to do many tasks that humans used to do. The implications are enormous, especially relative to the work we will do going forward and how we will do it. And, as our guest Professor Ed Hess explains, those shifts will require us to take our learning capabilities to a higher level in order to stay relevant.
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One of the ongoing changes we’re increasingly experiencing is artificial intelligence: the simulation of human intelligence in a machine. Simply put, machines are quickly becoming “intelligent” enough to do many tasks that humans used to do. The implications are enormous, especially relative to the work we will do going forward and how we will do it. And, as our guest Professor Ed Hess explains, those shifts will require us to take our learning capabilities to a higher level in order to stay relevant.
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