One of the most important products of Artificial Intelligence is its machine learning, a subset of A.I. that uses algorithms of computational statistics to mine data for inferences and pattern recognition in order to predict results or make decisions rather than...
Terminology can be tricky when its use is either changed from its original meaning or sets up confusion about its true nature. Words like “kleenex” and “xerox” could be examples of company names morphing into “facial tissue” or “copy duplication”. In today’s jargon,...
Vision is undoubtedly our most treasured senses as expressed in the saying “A picture is worth a thousand words.” We often doodle with designs to explain difficult thoughts. Even the blind are able to develop ‘sight’ through their sense of touch. In its...
From the beginning of mankind, humans “by the sweat of their brow had to earn their bread” (Gn. 3:19). It wasn’t until man domesticated animals that work became a bit easier; that was about 3,500 BC starting with the horse and then on to other animals; the dog seemed...
Of recent memory, Judith Glaser [1] proposed her theory of Conversational Intelligence, outlining three levels of communication styles, the most productive being “co-creating conversation that transforms and shapes reality together” through mutual trust. Glaser...
The fast pace of technology today is changing jobs at a rate of every 5 years or less. Stephane Kasriel [1](2017) stated in his article Skill, re-skill, and reskill again, “the half-life of hard skills is continually falling—now at only about 5 or less years.”...
Amy Edmondson has dedicated her energies over the past 25 years to the study of teams in organizations. What prompted this direction in her life was her study of hospital mistakes made in patient care, especially with the distribution of medication. Long story short,...
With the many talking bots available – Amazon’s Alexa on Echo, Apple’s Siri on HomePod, Microsoft’s Cortana on Invoke, and Google Assistant on Google Home – we can have a conversation with a machine. We know that machines do not have human intelligence;...
Habituation is what happens when a person gets used to something that no longer calls one’s attention … such as swimming in cold water to the point where it doesn’t feel cold any more, or using a word that has lost its meaning. It could be what artificial...
Analogous to the human structure of the brain, Artificial Intelligence includes layers of connections that attempt to imitate physiological neural connections. In review of human learning, we see that this process slowly builds through the levels of sensation,...
