Machine Intelligence in the Service of Human Intelligence

Abstract

Deep neural networks allow AI to achieve unprecedented levels of accuracy. For example, Alexa, Google Search and Google Photos are powered by deep learning, and the more we use these tools, the more effective they become. In healthcare, the diagnosis of cancerous tumors on MRI images using AI technologies (deep learning, image classification, object recognition) is as accurate as the findings of highly trained radiologists. AI makes it possible to get the most out of the data. With the advent of self-learning algorithms, the data itself becomes intellectual property. The data contains the answers you need – you just need to find them with the help of AI technology. As data is now more important than ever before, it can provide a competitive advantage. When using the same technology in a competitive environment, whoever has the most accurate data will win.