Weiss, Antonio: AI Demystified: Unleash the power of artificial intelligence at work

Name: Weiss, Antonio: AI Demystified: Unleash the power of artificial intelligence at work
Brand: Pearson Academic
SKU: 978-1-292-74267-0
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Artificial intelligence and Generative AI threaten to change everything about how we work, but how can you be prepared for these changes? This is the book for you. From a leading expert on artificial intelligence and generative AI, this practical, engaging, and pragmatic step-by-step approach to understanding AI, and how to use it effectively in your work.

Understand how to make the best use of fast-changing technologies like generative AI and artificial intelligence.
A practical step-by-step guide to harnessing the power of AI in your work and avoiding the pitfalls.
Each chapter has a framework, links to effective tools to try, and revealing case studies.

Covering the foundations of AI, you'll quickly get up to speed on what it is and how it works, before deep dives into how to use it at work in areas such as strategy, marketing, communication, and product development. You'll discover how to increase profits, save time, and improve customer experience, amongst other benefits.

AI is coming get up to speed.

ISBN: 978-1-292-74267-0

GTIN: 9781292742670

Über den Autor Weiss, Antonio

Antonio Weiss is a Senior Partner at The PSC, the UKs longest-standing public service specialist consultancy. He has advised the Office for Artificial Intelligence, the UK Space Agency and NHS AI Lab, the Government Digital Service, and other pioneering organisations on AI adoption and digital transformation. He was previously Senior Advisor on Digital, Data & Technology to the Office of the incoming UK Prime Minister.He is also an Affiliated Researcher at the University of Cambridge's Bennett Institute and the co-founder of Thomas Clipper, which has featured in GQ, The Guardian and The Telegraph. He holds a PhD from Birkbeck, University of London.