From the course: AI Governance for Organizations: Applying ISO/IEC 38507:2022

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How AI systems differ from other IT: Part 1 (Clauses 5-5.2)

How AI systems differ from other IT: Part 1 (Clauses 5-5.2)

From the course: AI Governance for Organizations: Applying ISO/IEC 38507:2022

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How AI systems differ from other IT: Part 1 (Clauses 5-5.2)

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- [Instructor] AI is a large, diverse family with each member having unique traits and abilities. The current star of the family is generative AI. McKinsey research indicates that generative AI applications stand to add up to $4.4 trillion to the global economy annually. However, governing bodies of organizations may be responsible for far more than generative AI. For instance, robotics involves designing, constructing, operating, and using robots to perform tasks in the physical world. Robotics is a practical application of AI. On the other hand, natural language processing deals with the interaction between computers and humans through everyday language, enabling AI to understand and respond to human communication and act in the physical environment, like driverless cars. Computer vision focuses on enabling computers to interpret and understand the visual world, a crucial capability for AI. Machine learning is a significant capability, or a subfield, in the AI family that contains…

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