Leading in an AI World Stephanie Beben Chief Technologist, Data Scientist, Booz Allen Hamilton March 2018.

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Leading in an AI World Stephanie Beben Chief Technologist, Data Scientist, Booz Allen Hamilton March 2018

What does it mean to lead in an AI world?

Leading the Competition Leading the Organization Leading the State of the Art

Leading the Competition Leading the Organization Leading the State of the Art

4,178 https://angel.co/artificial-intelligence Source: Angel.co

$93.7b https://www.recode.net/2017/9/1/16236506/tech-amazon-apple-gdp-spending-productivity Source: Recode

42% https://www.cbinsights.com/research/top-acquirers-ai-startups-ma-timeline/ Source: CBInsights

$31b https://www.recode.net/2017/9/1/16236506/tech-amazon-apple-gdp-spending-productivity Source: SCMP

Facts tell… Stories sell

Strategy makes a difference Credit: Tesla Credit: Google

Fill a labor shortage or launch a 2nd career Credit: OTTO

Create new knowledge Credit: University of Manchester

Leading the Competition Leading the Organization Leading the State of the Art

LESSONS TO FOLLOW Complexity is a boon, not a burden The machine works better than the gut Machine models top mental models Solutions don't require logic Create value by giving it away Breakthrough without experience Perfect launches lose to imperfect ones

Strategy makes a difference Credit: NASA

Create operational efficiencies

Don't rely on a single model

Leading the Competition Leading the Organization Leading the State of the Art

LEARNING IS THE FOUNDATION TO HUMAN INTELLIGENCE LEARNING IS THE FOUNDATION TO HUMAN INTELLIGENCE... AND MACHINE INTELLIGENCE HOW DO PEOPLE LEARN? DIRECT INDIRECT Facts and specific details that you retain in various methods... Experiences you must have on your own to retain... Washington DC is the capital of the US More than half of the coastline of the entire United States is in Alaska Balancing on a bicycle Pronunciation of a foreign language Moving between deductive and inductive reasoning during the learning cycle is a learning technique used by humans and machines Source: UMD Cognitive Neurosciences, Booz Allen Analysis. There are other forms of learning, this is a summary for context setting

MACHINES LEARN VERY DIFFERENTLY THAN HUMANS Machines learn in five key ways: Fill in gaps in existing knowledge Emulate the human brain Simulate evolution over many generations Systematically reduce uncertainty Notice similarities or differences between old and new Source: The Master Algorithm, Booz Allen Analysis.

INGENIOUS HUMANS VS INTELLIGENT MACHINES “AI is both closer and farther off than we imagine” -- Mark Zuckerberg, Founder & CEO, Facebook Today, machines can outpace humans on complex tasks, while a three-year old child can intuitively understand a scenario that even the most advanced MI cannot comprehend MACHINE INTELLIGENCE CAN… MACHINE INTELLIGENCE CANNOT… Respond to human commands Drive down a major highway Select the best treatments for disease Write poems, music, and artwork Learn human tastes, preferences Outperform humans at strategy games Learn to perform narrow tasks better than humans Speak conversationally about just any topic you choose Drive in cities or bad weather Develop new treatments independently Create art that is better than humans' Understand human emotion, humor Invent new games to play Teach itself new skills independently

we've made advances, but we have a ways to go

ADVANCES IN THE STATE OF THE ART Image source: OPENi, Fox News Video

What could go wrong?

NOT BROAD ENOUGH DATA TRAINING SET NOT ACCOUNTING FOR…

DATA THAT'S NOT ANONYMIZED NOT ACCOUNTING FOR…

MACHINE BIAS NOT ACCOUNTING FOR…

MAKING DECISIONS SOLELY BY INFERENCE NOT ACCOUNTING FOR…

MAKING DECISIONS SOLELY BY INFERENCE www.boozallen.com/machineintelligence

So, what now?

Take action Fight the hype and negativity Change your culture or find one that works Find purpose in the work you do

Join the conversation www.boozallen.com/machineintelligence @BoozDataScience