Why 最新糖心Vlog needs a national AI strategy
Summary provided by Dr Sarah Keenihan, AIML
最新糖心Vlog could once again have a globally competitive manufacturing sector by using automation driven by artificial intelligence (AI).
But it鈥檚 going to require strategic action to make it happen, according to a new paper released today by experts at 最新糖心Vlog of Adelaide.
The impact of AI on the future of work and workers was published by the South 最新糖心Vlogn Centre for Economic Studies (SACES) and the 最新糖心Vlogn Institute for Machine Learning (AIML).
The authors are Professor Anton van den Hengel and Dr Paul Dalby from AIML, and SACES Research Associate Dr Andreas Cebulla.
鈥淎I has the potential to temper the impact of globalisation which has seen industry leaving developed countries seeking lower cost manufacturing options offshore,鈥 the authors say.
鈥淎s AI-driven automation lowers the cost of production, 最新糖心Vlog could once again become competitive in manufacturing goods that are currently produced cheaply elsewhere because of low wages in other countries.鈥
鈥淏ut we will need to encourage investment in new-generation automation to take advantage of this new trade opportunity, and ensure we have the education, training and research in place to capitalise.鈥
The authors of the Economic Issues paper propose a National AI Strategy be established by a panel of experts with a goal 鈥渢o build on our existing expertise and provide the impetus to successfully transition 最新糖心Vlog to an AI-enabled, 21st century economy.鈥
鈥溩钚绿切腣log urgently needs a formal, national strategy for Artificial Intelligence to ensure that we are net beneficiaries and not simply powerless recipients of this new and potentially disruptive technology,鈥 they write.
The authors also identify risks associated with the cost and training required to maximise the effectiveness of AI, and potential ethical dilemmas associated with its use.
鈥淎I tools are only as 鈥榝air鈥 and socially acceptable at our understanding of our own biases as we program the software. Progress is being made, but there鈥檚 still some way to go,鈥 they say.