ELEMENTAI AI ETHICAL OR EVIL? GSB Consulting Group
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slide1. ELEMENTAI AI ETHICAL OR EVIL? GSB
Consulting Group<br>
slide2. SITUATIONAL ANAYSIS How can ElementAI and the AI industry address the negative perception challenges to ensure rapid global acceptance?<br>
slide3. Value promise 3 year strategy to ensure rapid global market acceptance of AI through the formation of a Self Regulatory Body and a Consumer Education Campaign<br>
slide4. KEY ISSUES<br>
slide5. RECOMMENDATIONS<br>
slide6. ANALYSIS JANE<br>
slide7. SWOT (ELEMENT AI AND INDUSTRY)<br>
slide8. B2B2C “Element AI serve businesses but ultimately impacts consumers” Need to grow awareness and educate businesses and consumers on the benefits and threats of AI to gain trust Need for self regulation and industry standards control and monitoring body B2B B2C Government & Unions<br>
slide9. ALTERNATIVES AND DECISION CRITERIA Shivani<br>
slide10. RECOMMENDATIONS<br>
slide11. alternatives<br>
slide12. Decision criteria<br>
slide13. Decision matrix<br>
slide14. Decision matrix<br>
slide15. Recs and IMPLEMENTATION KATE<br>
slide16. REC 1: AI SELF REGULATION BODY Set up board from individuals across the industry
Academics
Industry specialists
Independent developers
New standards
Companies are approached to join
All companies submit to live by the code of conduct
All companies can advertise compliance
Advertise to business communities
Transparency through website<br>
slide17. REC 1: consumer education campaign Marketing campaign – B2C Ethics courses at universities Candid interviews with real people
30 second movies
Poignant moments
Ideas:
Every day life (uber)
Small business growth
Reduce carbon footprint (Fedex)
Through – You tube and Instagram
E.g. Obama/Bill or Malinda Gates Develop the course
Working with academics and developers
First in IT and AI degrees to roll out
Before roll out in other<br>
slide18. REC 1: consumer education campaign<br>
slide19. conclusion shivani<br>
slide20. FINANCE VAN ZYL<br>
slide21. Financials: Cost budget & funding Self-Regulatory Body: Industry
Funded by industry players
Considered Revenue-based and Fixed funding models
% of Revenue-based model friendly to start-ups and smaller companies
Marketing Campaign: Element AI<br>
slide22. Risks and contingencies VAN ZYL<br>
slide23. Risks and contingencies<br>
slide24. Back to your questions<br>
slide25. conclusion Shivani<br>
slide26. Value promise 3 year strategy to ensure rapid global market acceptance of AI through the formation of a Self Regulatory Body and a Consumer Education Campaign<br>
Consulting Group<br>
slide2. SITUATIONAL ANAYSIS How can ElementAI and the AI industry address the negative perception challenges to ensure rapid global acceptance?<br>
slide3. Value promise 3 year strategy to ensure rapid global market acceptance of AI through the formation of a Self Regulatory Body and a Consumer Education Campaign<br>
slide4. KEY ISSUES<br>
slide5. RECOMMENDATIONS<br>
slide6. ANALYSIS JANE<br>
slide7. SWOT (ELEMENT AI AND INDUSTRY)<br>
slide8. B2B2C “Element AI serve businesses but ultimately impacts consumers” Need to grow awareness and educate businesses and consumers on the benefits and threats of AI to gain trust Need for self regulation and industry standards control and monitoring body B2B B2C Government & Unions<br>
slide9. ALTERNATIVES AND DECISION CRITERIA Shivani<br>
slide10. RECOMMENDATIONS<br>
slide11. alternatives<br>
slide12. Decision criteria<br>
slide13. Decision matrix<br>
slide14. Decision matrix<br>
slide15. Recs and IMPLEMENTATION KATE<br>
slide16. REC 1: AI SELF REGULATION BODY Set up board from individuals across the industry
Academics
Industry specialists
Independent developers
New standards
Companies are approached to join
All companies submit to live by the code of conduct
All companies can advertise compliance
Advertise to business communities
Transparency through website<br>
slide17. REC 1: consumer education campaign Marketing campaign – B2C Ethics courses at universities Candid interviews with real people
30 second movies
Poignant moments
Ideas:
Every day life (uber)
Small business growth
Reduce carbon footprint (Fedex)
Through – You tube and Instagram
E.g. Obama/Bill or Malinda Gates Develop the course
Working with academics and developers
First in IT and AI degrees to roll out
Before roll out in other<br>
slide18. REC 1: consumer education campaign<br>
slide19. conclusion shivani<br>
slide20. FINANCE VAN ZYL<br>
slide21. Financials: Cost budget & funding Self-Regulatory Body: Industry
Funded by industry players
Considered Revenue-based and Fixed funding models
% of Revenue-based model friendly to start-ups and smaller companies
Marketing Campaign: Element AI<br>
slide22. Risks and contingencies VAN ZYL<br>
slide23. Risks and contingencies<br>
slide24. Back to your questions<br>
slide25. conclusion Shivani<br>
slide26. Value promise 3 year strategy to ensure rapid global market acceptance of AI through the formation of a Self Regulatory Body and a Consumer Education Campaign<br>