An automated communication company ram by AT&T. Interesting but super computers are fundamentally used to collect data not be decision makers.
Statement “ Employees initially plan to use Ask AT&T "to help coders and software developers across the company become more productive,” which includes updating legacy computer code such as COBOL, Desroches tells me. Employees can also use it to translate customer and employee documents into other languages. How about generative A.I. when it comes to financial applications? Not yet, Desroches explains, but there could be future use cases. “It will only allow us to get better,” he says, adding that the company already is using A.I. and machine learning when it comes to finance.
This is concerning. If it’s predictable then why try? AI doesn’t have compassion, AI doesn’t care, AI does what you program it to do. Complexity comes In when you’re programming trends & missing the value in moral decision making.
“We use predictive A.I. in helping us determine what's the likely loss on our customer billings, to help us predict how much write-offs we’ll have on receivables, and to help us identify anomalous behavior that could potentially be fraud."