Artificial Intelligence has the potential to change human work and productivity at a magnitude comparable to the industrialisation. This change is incremental rather than revolutionary.
2. 2
REAKTOR
OCTOBER 2016 — OLOF HOVERFÄLT
EXPONENTIAL TECHNOLOGY ADVANCEMENT
Root driver: exponential technology advancement
Exponential improvement
Linear improvement
Disruption
Time
Performance
3. 3
Innovation across industries can be profoundly disruptive
REAKTOR
OCTOBER 2016 — OLOF HOVERFÄLT
EXPONENTIAL TECHNOLOGY ADVANCEMENT
4. 4
Innovation across industries can be profoundly disruptive
REAKTOR
OCTOBER 2016 — OLOF HOVERFÄLT
Tesla Model X drivetrain Audi Q5 hybrid quattro drivetrain
EXPONENTIAL TECHNOLOGY ADVANCEMENT
5. 5
Artificial Intelligence types
REAKTOR
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Strong AI Weak AI
“Artificial general intelligence (AGI) is
the intelligence of a (hypothetical)
machine that could successfully
perform any intellectual task that a
human being can.”
“Weak AI is non-sentient artificial
intelligence that is focused on one
narrow task”
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
vs
19. 19
Machine learning
REAKTOR
OCTOBER 2016 — OLOF HOVERFÄLT
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Adil Moujahid, June 2016: http://adilmoujahid.com/posts/2016/06/introduction-deep-learning-python-caffe/
20. 20
Machine learning
REAKTOR
OCTOBER 2016 — OLOF HOVERFÄLT
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Adil Moujahid, June 2016: http://adilmoujahid.com/posts/2016/06/introduction-deep-learning-python-caffe/
21. 21
Neural networks and Deep learning
REAKTOR
OCTOBER 2016 — OLOF HOVERFÄLT
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Adil Moujahid, June 2016: http://adilmoujahid.com/posts/2016/06/introduction-deep-learning-python-caffe/
22. 22
Neural networks and Deep learning
REAKTOR
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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
31. 31
REAKTOR
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IMPLICATIONS OF AI
+
The first major improvement in work productivity
was adding power to existing tools
32. 32
REAKTOR
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Initially, power had to be produced centrally
IMPLICATIONS OF AI
33. 33
Commoditised energy democratised production
REAKTOR
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Human power
Distributed but inefficient
Central power source
Efficient but centralised
Commoditised power
Distributed and efficient
IMPLICATIONS OF AI
34. 34
Today, power is ubiquitous
REAKTOR
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IMPLICATIONS OF AI
35. 35
Enabling easily adding power to any tool imaginable
REAKTOR
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IMPLICATIONS OF AI
36. 36
REAKTOR
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+
The next major improvement in work productivity
is adding intelligence to existing tools
IMPLICATIONS OF AI
38. 38
Commoditised AI is democratising innovation
REAKTOR
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Human intelligence Centralised AI Distributed AI
IMPLICATIONS OF AI
39. 39
Today, AI is becoming ubiquitous
REAKTOR
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IMPLICATIONS OF AI
Intelligence
40. 40
Enabling any tool to be connected to intelligence
REAKTOR
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Intelligence
IMPLICATIONS OF AI
41. 41
REAKTOR
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Artificial intelligence is doing to
cognitive operation
what electricity did to physical labor
IMPLICATIONS OF AI
42. 42
REAKTOR
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As a result, less human intervention is needed in execution
IMPLICATIONS OF AI
43. 43
REAKTOR
OCTOBER 2016 — OLOF HOVERFÄLT
This pushes us to
rise to higher
levels of human
contribution
IMPLICATIONS OF AI
45. 45
REAKTOR
OCTOBER 2016 — OLOF HOVERFÄLT
To understand the potential long-term impact of AI,
we should look beyond its current applications and
focus on what the underlying advancing technology
fundamentally enables.
SUMMARY
46. 46
REAKTOR
OCTOBER 2016 — OLOF HOVERFÄLT
In evaluating the sustainability of a business,
it may be wise to look at wether the company
accelerates this development or tries to delay it.
SUMMARY