Course Content & Outline
Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
Defining what an artificial intelligence system is.
The role of artificial intelligence in businesses and organisations.
The development of artificial intelligence and how it is used today.
Assessing the benefits and limitations of artificial intelligence.
Identifying the purpose and functions of state space speech within artificial intelligence.
Defining what machine learning is.
The two types of machine learning – supervised and unsupervised.
Comparing the differences and evaluating the benefits and limitations of supervised and unsupervised learning.
Understanding the purpose of clustering, classification and regression and identifying where these would occur.
Utilising intelligent agents to gather and present information.
Characteristics of an intelligent agent – real-time problem solving, memory-based storage and analysis of error and success rates.
Deep Learning and Neural Networks
Understanding the purpose and structure of neural networks.
How deep learning neural networks use data inputs, weights, and bias to mimic the human brain.
The integration of deep learning neural networks within typical machine learning and artificial intelligence.
What industries and organisations would be most suited to using deep learning systems.
Ethics of Artificial Intelligence
Ethically merging artificial intelligence and manual business functions.
The standardisation of artificial intelligence contributing to unemployment.
How artificial intelligence systems’ conclusions can be biased, discriminatory and inaccurate.
Implementing AI in customer facing positions may lose the personal relationship and rapport built between businesses and consumers.
Integrating AI into the Business
Identifying areas that may benefit from Ai integration.
Effectively planning, designing, implementing, and monitoring AI systems.
Creating and encouraging a working environment that is open to change.
Aligning AI with human processes.
Methods of monitoring AI performance.