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AI is Often Wrong, But Still Useful
Do Exercise:
For this exercise you have already been primed to be skeptical, but try to imagine yourself approaching AI as a beginner…
Pick a topic you know little about and ask AI to give you a 200 word article about it. Give it a Grade from A+ to F. Did it seem accurate, did it appear to emphasize the right things, and did it appear to miss key facts?
Now repeat the exercise for a topic you have pretty deep expertise in. Do you see inaccuracies, or key things it missed?
Note down any differences you notice regarding how you responded to the article.
Understanding AI Bias
Do: Exercise
Choose a Job Role you are familiar with. Ask a GenerativeAI tool to create 4 personas for the role, detailing name, gender, ethnicity, education and interests. Repeat the process 3-5 times with different AI tools and compare the results. Are there patterns? Do the results reflect real life diversity. Can you find any potential biases in the results? Note, if you do not have access to different AI tools, compare it to information you find on the Internet or other sources of information.
AI Ethics
Do Exercise:
Imagine you have to recommend a medical treatment for a patient with a rare disease. Treatment A has an 80% chance of extending life by 5 years, but with significant side effects. Treatment B has a 60% chance of curing the disease completely but also a 20% risk of immediate fatality.
1) Without knowing anything else, which treatment would you recommend?
2) What other information, if you had it, would help inform your decision for this patient?
3) Present this scenario to your preferred Generative AI system and compare its answer to yours.
[Extra Credit] – present the same scenario to different forms of Generative AI and compare their answers.
The AI Restaurant
Do Exercise:
1) Identify one process in your work that could benefit from behind-the-scenes AI, like improving customer recommendations or forecasting sales trends.
2) Explore an AI tool that offers predictive analytics or personalization features relevant to your work. Note how it could enhance your strategy or customer experience.
3) Share insights on the potential impact of behind-the-scenes AI with your team. Discuss how integrating these tools could elevate your business operations or customer engagement.
AI You Interact With
Do Exercise:
1) Think of a task you would like AI to perform. If you were to perform this task yourself what steps would you take?
2) Which type of AI (Conversational AI, Generative AI or Co-Pilot) would be best at performing this task?
I Understand Perfectly
Do Exercise:
1) Ask AI to give you an example of a prompt that it would have difficulty interpreting and answering well. Note down it's answer.
2) Attempt to rewrite the prompt in a way you think AI would be able to answer more easily.
3) Ask AI to reword the initial prompt it suggested, and compare it's answer with yours
