AI is becoming increasingly ubiquitous -- from enterprises to the edge. It's a movement accelerated by the pandemic, which sped up many companies' planning and implementation of AI projects. Some 86% of respondents surveyed by consulting firm PwC reported that AI is becoming a mainstream technology at their companies. Companies had to adapt quickly to a whole new business landscape, faster than ever. Yet, while AI is making rapid inroads as a tool to solve complex business challenges, many enterprises still struggle with the move from testing to deployment.

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In the aftermath of the Pegasus Spyware software revelation there were calls from all sectors of society for vendors to better regulate and control their software development. The reactions were not really surprising. There has been a well-documented suspicion of technology and what it can do going back for years. The Chapman University Survey of American Fears Wave 7 for 2020 to 2021, for example, which as was the result of a random sample of 1,035 adults across the United States taken in January of this year, showed that cyber-terrorism was 8th in the list of 95 fears followed by government tracking of personal data in 16th place Corrupt government officials scared people the most ahead of the COVID, according to a majority of those surveyed. In fact, in the list of fears, while technology was not directly mentioned, nearly 28% of people cited computers replacing people in the workforce as a major fear.

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Hot off the press today is a FICO-commissioned research study on artificial intelligence and how Chief Analytics Officers (CAOs) and Chief Data Officers (CDOs) are responding to the current pandemic, economic uncertainty, and renewed focus on social justice. In additional to a survey, in-depth interviews with the top AI leaders at HSBC, AXA PPP, Banorte, and Chubb provides additional perspective and commentary. The entire 24-page report is available for download; however I wanted to share some highlights from the research that I found to be particularly impactful, or perhaps even surprising given the amount of hype around AI in the market today. The pandemic has caused a drastic shift in consumer behavior as individuals stay at home and adjust their daily routines. Many travel, hospitality, and restaurant workers are out of work, and those fortunate to still be employed have shifted their spending patterns.

OODA Members are highly informed on the state of Artificial Intelligence, with most already applying some component to business operations and all benefiting from the use of AI in their personal lives via popular applications from Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Facebook, Apple and others. The fact that AI is here to stay is clear. But where is it going in the near future? This special report was produced to shed insight into this critically important megatrend. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the application of thinking machines to real world problems.

Deep RL is where deep learning is used in conjunction with RL to simplify the reward function in cases where the search space is very large, or the environment is very complicated with multi-dimensional states, actions, and rewards. The use of deep learning with RL is also known as Q-learning in which a deep learning network is used as a function approximator (called the Q function), predicting the reward for an input, rather than trying to explore and store rewards and actions for every state. Also, in simulation environments, by simply feeding pixels of an environment through a neural network, it allows the reinforcement algorithm to better understand its environment. For the most part, RL is being used to teach AI systems how to play games, as games provide a safe and bounded environment for learning. For example, AlphaGo uses RL (in combination with other techniques) and similar techniques to have AI learn Atari games, or become champions at Poker.

What is the impact artificial intelligence (AI) technology implementations in the enterprise are having on return-on-investment (ROI), the workforce and organisational leadership? A research report from Infosys this morning coming out of the World Economic Forum in Davos attempts to answer this. The research findings point to a fundamental shift in how enterprises operate as AI takes hold. Enterprises are moving beyond the experimentation phase with AI, deploying AI technologies more broadly and realising benefits across their business. According to the survey, 73% of respondents agreed or strongly agreed that their AI deployments have already transformed the way they do business, and 90% of c-level executives reported measurable benefits from AI within their organisation.