AGI or Artificial General Intelligence https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jwikIGbjDlc Artificial General Intelligence, or AGI, is a type of artificial intelligence that’s capable of doing tasks that typically require human-level intelligence. Unlike other types of AI, AGI can learn, reason, and apply knowledge to a wide range of situations. Today, we’ll dive deeper into Read more…
Explainable AI: A Beginners Guide Artificial Intelligence (AI) is changing the way we live and work, from speech recognition systems to self-driving cars. But as AI becomes more ubiquitous, concerns about accountability and transparency are growing. That’s where Explainable AI comes in. Explainable AI, or XAI for short, is an Read more…
From Steam to Silicon A comparison of the Industrial Revolution with the AI Revolution This is a comparison of the AI revolution and the Industrial Revolution. The Industrial Revolution of the 18th and 19th centuries was a period of profound technological change that transformed the world. It marked the transition Read more…
Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Health Care Introduction: Hello and welcome to this video on AI in healthcare for beginners. Artificial intelligence, or AI, is revolutionizing healthcare in exciting ways, and we’re going to explore some of the ways that AI is changing the face of healthcare. What is AI in Read more…
The rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming the workforce and providing opportunities for increased productivity and efficiency. However, as AI increasingly replaces jobs that require critical thinking, there is a growing concern that this may contribute to a cognitive decline in the workforce. In turn, this could result in more dementia cases in the future, spiralling costs, and even societal breakdown. In this article, we explore the potential consequences of the cognitive decline caused by the replacement of jobs with AI, the economic and social impacts of dementia, and what can be done to promote cognitive health in the workforce. Join us in discussing the critical importance of optimizing AI to promote cognitive health and ensure a healthy and productive workforce for years to come.
What jobs will not be taken over by Artificial Intelligence. Follow @datafakts Tweet to @datafakts Datafakts asked ChatGPT what jobs are not threatened by Artificial Intelligence. All text written by a human is in italics. Question: What jobs are not threatened by Artificial Intelligence? While AI and automation are affecting Read more…
Exploring the use of public libraries as Meeting Centres for people living with sensory loss and dementia Follow @datafakts Tweet to @datafakts In public libraries in Scotland, I (Andrena McMenemy) first became aware of the Meeting Centre model when I was involved in research for deafscotland on the prevalence of Read more…
Cross-party Working Group on Deafness Follow @datafakts Tweet to @datafakts Datafakts’ Andrena McMenemy presented our latest report on dual sensory loss and dementia at the Cross Party Working Group on Deafness. This Cross-party group as a channel of communication between the Scottish Parliament, individuals with deafness or/and hearing loss and Read more…
Dual Sensory Loss and Dementia – data, definition, and service provision. Follow @datafakts Tweet to @datafakts Dr Nils Koesters FRSA has written an opinion piece for the Alliance website.
Dual Sensory Loss and Dementia in Scotland – a joint Report Follow @datafakts Tweet to @datafakts We are pleased to present the findings of our latest research into the prevalence of dual sensory loss (deafblindness) and dementia in Scotland. With input from Queen Margaret University’s Audiology Department, Datafakts were asked Read more…
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