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AI in the workplace. Why machine learning is not coming after your job.by@colby-tunick
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AI in the workplace. Why machine learning is not coming after your job.

by Colby Tunick4mOctober 26th, 2020
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Artificial Intelligence is not coming after your job, says Colby Tunick. Machine learning (ML) is the ability for a machine to react to a situation it has never experienced or learned about. Algorithms that allow computers to generalize across unrelated topics are just starting to emerge and are the first step in a long process that may eventually end in computers being self-aware. The Brookings Institute does an excellent job of delineating ML from AI: “The core insight of machine learning is that much of what we recognize as intelligence hinges on probability rather than reason or logic”

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