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- Just as you don't need to be

a carpenter to use a hammer, you don't need to be a computer expert to use AI


effectively. That said, understanding
the basics of what AI can do will help you make the
most of the technology. Today's AI tools can do a
lot to enhance your work. They can generate content, like assisting a marketing
team by making a promotional
video for a new product. They can analyze information quickly, like highlighting
the key
points of a long email thread. They can answer questions in
a detailed and nuanced way. And overall, they can
simplify your day-to-day and allow you to focus on
other aspects of your work. While AI can complete a variety of tasks, there are
some tasks that
require a human touch, such as handling sensitive issues. These limitations can be
critical in certain contexts. For example, AI can't learn independently. It needs
people to continually
update its training. Shortcomings in an AI tool's training data can also
potentially
reflect or amplify biases, leading to skewed or unfair outcomes. Another major
limitation is that AI output can
sometimes contain inaccuracies, otherwise known as hallucinations. Hallucinations
are AI
outputs that are not true. These inaccuracies can
range from minor errors, such as a sentence that
doesn't make sense, to significant distortions. For instance, consider a sales
manager who's using an AI tool to
analyze quarterly sales data. The AI tool might identify declining sales of a
particular product, and flag the item as something that should
be removed from stores. However, what if there
were a seasonal factor affecting sales that hadn't been accounted
for in the AI tool's analysis? Hallucinations like this one
can lead to misguided decisions if the user doesn't carefully
review the AI tool's output. Considering AI's limitations, human oversight over AI
generated output is crucial to ensure that the information
is accurate and ethical. Effective management
of AI in the workplace requires teamwork from
technical to non-technical roles to ensure that AI's output
and decision making processes are aligned with values
that benefit people. Ultimately, an inclusive approach that maintains human
oversight over these tools is the key to shaping a brighter future where AI works
for everyone.

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