AI for business week 5

Poll

Should OpenAI Change Its Name Due to Mission Expansion?

Criticism of Secrecy: Elon Musk has criticized OpenAI for becoming less transparent and more closed in its operations. He suggested that the organization should change its name to "ClosedAI" to reflect this shift.

Defence of Strategy: Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, has defended the organization's shift to a for-profit model, stating that it was necessary to secure funding for large-scale AI research and development. ​

What do you think?

• They should change their name.

• They should stick to their current branding as it is well known.

• I don't care either way.

• I have another suggestion or comment/question.

Poll

​The Bellini College of Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, and Computing at the University of South Florida (USF) is actively exploring the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into its educational practices. While specific implementations within the college are not detailed, USF has initiated university-wide efforts to incorporate AI in teaching and assessment.

Is this a good approach to education, or a step too far?

• This is the future and I'm here for it!

• I like it, but I have some reservations.

  (Explain via your mic/camera when asked)

• I think this is a bad idea and we need to get back to traditional teaching methods.

Poll

Do you have any concerns about individual companies making proprietary chips for their AI?

• No, I think it's good and innovative.

• Yes, I think it brings too much choice. (or other reason)

• I don't know or don't have any concerns.

Open Ended

Do you foresee any potential issues with this approach to individualised news?

Answer below or discuss openly with the group via mic and camera.

Poll

Do you feel comfortable/confident putting your trust in AI to diagnose medical conditions for you, or for a loved one?

• Yes, completely. I trust the technology and those using it.

• No, I want human experts to complete all aspect of care.

• I'm not sure yet, I want to learn more about this topic.

Let us know and we can discuss it.

Have you heard/read/seen anything interesting about AI news or developments this week?

Task - Presentation Creation with AI

1. Prompt the LLM to output slide content based the topic on the following slide.

2. Copy and paste that content into the presentation on Canva/PowerPoint/Google Slides

What you will do

1. Access to an LLM such as: ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, or other

2. A Canva Account or PowerPoint or Google Slides

What you will need

Generation issues:
The content might not be any good. It may be fictional or inaccurate. You need to check the validity of the information that is generated.

Technical issues:
You might not have a Canva account and may need to sign up.
If you don't have Canva Pro subscription, then you can't take advantage of the presentation auto-generation feature - I will demonstrate this to you to show you what you can do if you have access to a pro account.

Design issues:
You might want to use Canva as it has a large cache of graphics that can make your presentation stand out and be more colourful. However, BEWARE the use of premium (crowned) features as anything with a crown on it or a pro symbol will mean that when it comes to downloading your work Canva will try to bill you for each premium asset you used in your work - If you want to avoid this risk, use Google Slides or PowerPoint.

Potential issues

Demonstration

Now you try it

Break Time
15 mins

LinkedIn: Log In or Sign Up

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Open Ended

Answer one or more question: 5 mins to complete, then discuss with the group.

1. What does acting ethically mean to you, within the context of AI?

2. What ethical issues exist within AI development, and use?

3. Are AI companies acting ethically or unethically, in your opinion, and why? Provide an example.

   (10 points available)

Poll

Did we miss any ethical considerations?

If so, let us know what we missed.

• Seems complete. I'm satisfied.

• Oh, yeah - you missed this one....

  (I'll explain via mic and camera)

Break Time?

Open Ended

Thinking as a "Techno-Pessimist" for a moment:

What issues can you imagine could potentially come into being with widespread adoption and implementation of AI throughout all sectors of commercial industries?

Type your answer or discuss openly within the group.

(10 points available)

Open Ended

Thinking as a "Techno-Optimist" for a moment:

What benefits can you imagine could potentially come into being with widespread adoption and implementation of AI throughout all sectors of commercial industries?

Type your answer or discuss openly within the group.

(10 points available)

Poll

Do the potential benefits of AI outweigh the negatives?

Is AI development, adoption and use worth the risks?

Choose one of the options below:

• Yes, totally worth it. The benefits will be great.

• I'm less convinced, but I still see the potential for some good.

• I'm not convinced, I think although some people will benefit the majority will suffer and the negatives outweigh the benefits.

• AI will destroy us all!

  Bow down to our technocratic overlords! Resistance is futile!

Break Time?

AI Safety Summit 2023: The Bletchley Declaration - GOV.UK GOV.UK

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Regulators’ strategic approaches to AI - GOV.UK GOV.UK

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Multiple Choice

1. What is the main objective of ISO/IEC 42001:2023?

(1 point available)

• A) To regulate AI technology across different countries
  

• B) To provide a framework for managing AI risks and ensuring responsible AI use
  

• C) To ban unethical AI practices globally
  

• D) To certify AI systems for commercial sale

Multiple Choice

2. Who is the primary audience for ISO/IEC 42001:2023?

(1 point available)

• A) Only large technology companies developing AI
  

• B) Only government agencies using AI for public services
  

• C) Any organization that develops, provides, or uses AI-based products or services
  

• D) Only AI researchers working in universities

Multiple Choice

3. What is one of the key benefits of implementing ISO/IEC 42001:2023?

(1 point available)

• A) It completely eliminates the risks associated with AI
  

• B) It provides a structured approach to managing AI risks and opportunities
  

• C) It allows AI systems to function without human oversight
  

• D) It makes AI software automatically compliant with all legal regulations

Multiple Choice

4. What does ISO/IEC 42001:2023 aim to enhance in AI systems?

(1 point available)

• A) Speed and processing power
  

• B) Transparency, traceability, and reliability
  

• C) Profitability for AI businesses
  

• D) AI creativity and innovation

Multiple Choice

5. What does the term “Artificial Intelligence Management System (AIMS)” refer to in ISO/IEC 42001:2023?

(1 point available)

• A) A computer program that automates AI decision-making
  

• B) A set of policies and processes to manage the responsible use of AI within an organization
  

• C) A software certification program for AI developers
  

• D) A government database that tracks AI regulations worldwide

Multiple Choice

6. Does ISO/IEC 42001:2023 apply only to AI software companies?

(1 point available)

• A) Yes, it is strictly for software developers creating AI products
  

• B) No, it applies to any organization that develops, provides, or uses AI systems
  

• C) Yes, but only for companies with more than 1,000 employees
  

• D) No, it applies only to government agencies

Multiple Choice

7. What role does ISO/IEC 42001:2023 play in AI governance?

(1 point available)

• A) It establishes legal requirements for AI compliance worldwide
  

• B) It creates mandatory AI regulations for all organizations
  

• C) It provides a voluntary framework for responsible AI management
  

• D) It restricts the use of AI in high-risk applications

Break Time?

Open Ended

What would you include in an AI policy for your industry/business?

Answer below or discuss openly with the group.

5 points available

Open Ended

Task

Access an LLM such as ChatGPT, Gemini, etc...

Prompt it to generate an AI policy for your industry of choice or business.

You might prompt with something like this...

"Generate an AI policy for [industry/business type], ensuring it aligns with ethical guidelines, legal compliance, and best practices for responsible AI use. The policy should include sections on data privacy, transparency, accountability, AI decision-making oversight, risk management, and employee training. The AI policy should also address potential biases in AI models and provide guidelines for safe and fair implementation within the organization."

10 points for generating a good response | 10 points for adding it here - 20 Points total available

Link to AI Policy Podcast. Open the link and save it to listen to after the lesson has finished.

Something for later...

Week 5
Assessment