What are some potential risks businesses should consider when implementing AI?
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The biggest risk I see in the near future is human based. AI platform performance will be a new trigger of comparison vs human employees and it will force a new deal in the relation with employers.
Maybe traditional productivity will have to be rethought to adapt to this new world.
I agree too
AI tools basically offer many advantages to a company and can swiftly spearhead its evolution.
Chatbot Development,Text Completion, Conversational AI, Sentiment Analysis, Question Answering are just a few of the capabilities of the AI.
Having said that, there can be some substantial risks to the use of AI such as discrimination and bias, uncurated low quality content, loss of privacy, security, job displacement and lack of accountability to name but a few.
Companies can however safely implement AI in their operations by setting up centaur systems (highly trained humans guiding the AI), to achieve optimum results.
After all, the centaur systems were responsible for the highest ELO rating in chess in comparison to solo human players or chess programs.
In other words, in my opinion the use of AI requires highly trained people to make better use of it (prepping the AI, prompting it correctly, feeding it with curated data, reviewing and correcting its output).