1.0 CPE You have probably been pulled into a conversation about Artificial Intelligence or Machine Learning. Sitting in that meeting, have you found yourself thinking that something is off? What is the magic behind it? Are there regulatory and ethical implications? What’s the real pay-off?
If so, this course is for you. Become an AI guru – by understanding what makes AI tick. The weird thing is that many AI teams are great with math and software but have less experience with the context. You can become the “smartest person in the room” by bringing key insights to your team.
This course shares the origin story of AI, 4 aspects that make AI awesome, 4 that are hazardous and then empower you with critical and even technical questions to ask of your team. Plus, insights you can share to help business leaders make better decisions, satisfy more customers and grow your personal impact.
Learning Objectives
- Discover and understand what Artificial Intelligence and machine learning are and are not.
- Identify and know how to flag problems and nudge AI projects back on course.
- Recognize 4 aspects that can make awesome AI applications.
- Recognize 4 hazards of AI applications.
- Discover and understand what causes AI projects to go astray.
Last updated/reviewed: March 25, 2024
28 Reviews (99 ratings)
Reviews
Anonymous
(Sr Accountant)
Having 3 different people jumping back and forth caused a lot of confusion and the material seemed to have gaps. Specifically betwen slide 22 & 23. At the beginning of slide 23 she says thank you for all of that insight....what insight? I didn't hear any insight from slide 22 as it seemed they skipped over half of that slide. The presentation was very choppy. I ended up stopping the presentation and just thumbing through the slides to get a passing exam. There are other really great courses on AI within Illumeo to explore
Anonymous
(Internal Audit Manager)
Overall I really enjoyed the point of this course emphasizing the need on data management first!!! Being in internal audit, I have seen time and time again where people try to jump ahead and the results just don't work. I also really appreciated the points made about people approaching the problem from two different ends. These two points are good to reiterate over and over again. Also, the team presentation nature of this kept me more engaged versus just hearing one speaker.
Anonymous
(Anonymous)
The course was very informative and covered the history of artificial intelligence which I found to be very interesting. The machine learning supervised and unsupervised learning was also interesting. The talking point on bias caught my attention. I liked the course layout with multiple speakers and their viewpoints. Good course!!
Danny Faughnan
(Mr. at 1063)
Great introduction to the principles and processes involved in AI-related business project management. Provides senior leaders and board members with a solid overview of what questions to ask cross-silo managers and project leads, ensuring that everyone understands the 'why' and then the 'how'.
Hyoe Nakagiri
(Internal Auditor Chasing New Opportuniti.. at Independent)
I liked how this course was presented by three experts in different fields working together seamlessly.
As this is a new area for me, I would have appreciated having a few more examples of how things could go wrong.
Anonymous
(CPA / Owner)
Informative overview of AI and clarification of differences in AI, machine learning, and deep learning. Confirmation of the need for human judgement to be included in the evaluation of the validity of AI results.
Anonymous
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Interesting!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Great job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Rosie Herren
(Controller at Book and Street)
Felt these guys knew their stuff. Wish they could have used more layman terms to make it easier to understand. Overall I think their approach is sound.
Derek Ettinger
( at GP Fund Solutions, LLC)
While the instructors were knowledgeable, I felt the course was not well structured. It seemed to jump around without a purposeful sequence.
Anonymous
(Director of Capital Accounting)
The course provided a good understanding of AI and ML. It was a bit difficult to follow with three presenters but overall a good course.
Seth Deyo
(Independent Contractor at Self-Employed)
I believe that there is some audio repetition about half way through. Great course, might just want to take a look at that.
Mark Quinn
(CFO at AlkemyX)
Interesting perspective on AI and ML. Speakers raised arguments for the benefits and the limitations of the sciences.
Anonymous
(Staff Accountant)
Good course covering history of AI/ML, what it is, what it is not, how it works, best applications, poor applications.
Kirk Valencia
(Business Administrator at Denver Church of Christ)
Diagrams were helpful, especially the hazards. But flow of lecture was staggering and somewhat difficult follow.
Anonymous
(Director of IT)
I really enjoyed learning about AI. It's an interesting and changing topic so it's cool to stay on top of it.
Anonymous
(CFO)
Confusing. Probably not the right level of course for me to get a basic level of understanding regarding AI.
Anonymous
(Not Provided)
Maybe one case study of AI failure and one for AI success would be better to explain these practices.
Anonymous
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In my opinion this course has too much undefined terminology to be easily understood by the student.
Anonymous
(PRESIDENT)
This is such a great topic. Unfortunately the presenters just did not make it work for me.
Anonymous
(CPA)
AI is part of our future. This course gave some basic knowledge on how to understand it.
Anonymous
(Controller)
very interesting course and process oriented. good overview of the different terms in AI
Anonymous
(Deputy IG)
I appreciate the distinction made between A1, Machine Learning, and Deep Learning.
Anonymous
(Reinsurance Accounting Manager)
Great course that presents an overview of positive and negative outcomes of AI.
Anonymous
(Accountant)
Great introduction to the principles and processes involved in AI, well done.
Anonymous
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some questions were difficult even this is introductory lesson.
Anonymous
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Good introduction with practical, relatable examples and tools.
Anonymous
(Financial Analyst)
It was alright I guess. Not hard at all. I'd recommend it
Anonymous
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good overview of the material good slides good presenters
Prerequisites
Course Complexity: Foundational
No advanced preparation or prerequisites are required for this course.
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