Only Humans Can Provide The Intelligence In Artificial Intelligence

Many argue that the "A" in AI should stand for "augmented" intelligence, not "artificial" intelligence. However, it also can be argued that the "I" in AI isn't necessarily intelligence, either -- at least not without humans providing context and common sense. I recently had the opportunity to chat with Oliver Ratzesberger, president and CEO of Teradata, who points out that "AI is actually very simple math at its core. It is not that you can train an algorithm and and it will warn you that its doing something that may be wrong. Whatever bias was in that training set will come at you full force when that algorithm runs."