Artificial Intelligence Demystified: Opportunities and Value in Your Business is a five-part series that sets out to demystify artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML).
It is for business managers and those who want a practical, business oriented introduction to AI and ML, to help unlock value from this powerful, emerging technology.
The course takes a 'vertical slice' approach, from strategy to implementation, helping you understand the threats and opportunities at a strategic level and how they relate to your business.
The course will show you how to find the specific opportunities and applications for AI/ML in your business by asking:
- What is AI/ML good at and what can it be used for?
- How can you match those capabilities to the needs of your business?
- What could your business be doing in the future that it is not doing now by leveraging the power of AI/ML?
- What new areas of business might be open to you?
- What are the factors that would allow you to build a competitive advantage for your business using this technology?
You will be shown how to approach the task of finding the best opportunities within your business to leverage AI/ML, with the latter part of the course focusing on real applications.
- Have you ever wondered what AI 'is'?
- What does it look like in practice? How is AI/ML created?
- How does it differ from traditional software programming?
Our tutor Dr Rob Collins in a screen-shot from a recent session of the AI Demystified Online course
Dates, Times and Delivery
This course will be delivered live, from our purpose-built broadcast studio, with opportunities to ask questions during the sessions, as well as via the online collaboration environment throughout the course.
There will be five 90-minute sessions, delivered from 12:00 - 13:30 (UK time), with sessions taking place on:
- Monday 9 October
- Tuesday 10 October
- Wednesday 11 October
- Thursday 12 October
- Friday 13 October
All times listed are UK times. A world clock and time zone converter can be found here: https://bit.ly/3bSPu6D
This is a ‘virtual classroom’ course. To replicate the experience of a classroom, the sessions are ‘live’ and are not recorded.
No attendance at Oxford is required and you do not need to purchase any software.