AI - Introduction - Laura Perea

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Artificial Intelligence
Dr Laura Perea Virgili

Accelerator Digital Program

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Today´s Objective

Main Concepts Risks

Limitations Opportunities
Brief History & General culture
Machine Learning
AI is first First General AI is born AI beats human & Deep Learning
envisaged Purpose Computer

~1840 1945 1956 1997 2011


The potential of the Allan Touring Artificial Intelligence IBM’s deep blue IBM’s Watson beats
computers to create designed the first term is coined by computer beats Gary human players on US
art and its capacity general purpose John McCarthy Kasparov at chess game show Jeopardy
for self-awareness computer
is first envisaged

2012 2020 2022


AlexNet beats human AlphaFold 2 amazed ChatGPT
in an image the world for its revolutionizes AI with
recognition challenge capacity to predict new LLM models
protein folding
What is Artificial Intelligence?
Artificial intelligence (AI) is intelligence demonstrated
by machines, as opposed to intelligence of humans and other
animals.

Business / Domain
Artificial intelligence
expertise

Machine
Learning

Speech recognition
Data Big Data

DeepLearning

Statistics
Natural Language Next AI
Processing

Classical ML
What can AI (learn to) do?
Artificial intelligence (AI) is already commonly used to …

I’ll put you in


contact with an
agent

Image Classification Chat Bots Recommender systems


LLM Hallucinations …

Source: ‘Preventing hallucination in GPT 3’


Types of Machine Learning

Supervised algorithms

Unsupervised algorithms

Reinforcement learning
Supervised Learning
The system (agent) learns to map some input into an output based on examples.
It infers a function from labelled training data consisting of a set of training examples

Image classification

DOGS CATS
??
Examples of applications:
• Quality control on production line
• Sorting and classificaiton
• Identification of safety risks
Supervised Learning
The system (agent) learns to map some input into an output based on examples.
It infers a function from labelled training data consisting of a set of training examples

(Time) series forecast

Examples of applications:
• Demand/supply planning
• Finance
• Data driven business decisions
• …
Supervised Learning
The system (agent) learns to map some input into an output based on examples.
It infers a function from labelled training data consisting of a set of training examples

(data driven) Decision trees

Examples of applications:
• Chunk retention
• Risk forecast
• Informed business decisions
• Modelling behaviour

Source: https://www.datacamp.com/tutorial/decision-tree-classification-python
UnSupervised Learning
A type of self-organized learning. The agent finds previously unknown patterns in data
without pre-existing labels.

Anomaly detection
Examples of applications:
• Fraud detection
• Safety risk detection
• Security risk detection
• Maintenance (early detection of problems)
• Quality controls
UnSupervised Learning
A type of self-organized learning. The agent finds previously unknown patterns in data
without pre-existing labels.

Clustering

Examples of applications:
• Recomendation systems
• Market segmentation
• Social network analysis
• Pattern recognition
• …
Reinforcement Learning
Agents learns by taking actions in an environment to maximize some cumulative reward.

Examples:
• Play chess
• Self-driving cars
• Identify attacks on a webpage
• Logistics optimization
• Creative works (art, music, literacy, …)
What can AI
(learn to) do?
Generative AI

Modernist drawing of an AI by NightCafe

ChatGPT by OpenAI
AI Today … can generate art

Artificial intelligence: Midjourney Artificial Intelligence: Dall-E


AI Today … can express human emotions

Link to video
AI Today … can socially interact among them
“Chatbots like ChatGPT aren't as smart as
dogs or cats yet”

Yann LeCunn link

Selfconscious
AI
Risks in AI …

Confidentiality and Privacy: Input may become available to third parties.

Intellectual Property: Data input as well as output may raise concerns around intellectual
property and other proprietary rights.

Performance & Misuse: Risk of hallucinations, lack of references, toxic content, …


… and limitations

Explainability Zero knowledge refresh


Responsible AI
Like deep learning in general, it impossible to After the model training. Most of the models,
explain the reasons of the results provided or like Large Language Models (LLM’s) are based on The generated output may be biased, wrong
trace on sources used to provide its answers. deep learning models extremely expensive to our outdated. Very high impacct of gas
train. Once trained on a corpus, knowledge is emissions, specially during training.
frozen in time and recent events are unknown
by it.
Responsible AI
AI offers plenty of new opportunities but can
bring significant risk with legal consequences
and reputation damage.

Applies to AI developers & AI adopters.


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