Futuresinfocus

The promise that AI offers is both clearly understood but also vastly misrepresented. AI is not the man behind the curtain according to our guest today, Kymberly Storin, the VP of Marketing for IBM’s cognitive systems group. She believes that the inherent complexity of AI means we can’t just buy into the idea and expect extraordinary results to occur. In fact, if AI is to be the great aid to society it also needs to represent all the components of society too, gender, age, ethnicity, etc. Otherwise it will try and use precepts from our past to try build solutions for a vastly different set of futures by 2030. If AI is going to be the future for corporations, government and consumers by 2030, then getting it to work cannot be an act of random chance but it needs a clear architecture for design, thinking and delivery that means success is not an act of random chance.Our guest today sits at the heart of many of the current best practices in real world AI deployments so she can walk us through why