
In this moment, excerpted from the session “Building AI Literacy,” Brent Wodicka, CTO, AIS, considers a variety of examples of AI use cases to explain why it’s clear that not all AI was created equal or works the same way.
Key Takeaways
- Two categories: Wodicka breaks AI into two categories to demonstrate how much AI can vary: Discriminative AI and Generative AI. Understanding the difference between these two broad categories is key to making sense of how AI is evolving and how the categories work together.
- Discriminative vs. generative: At a high level, discriminative AI can be thought of as “choosing” while generative AI “creates.” Discriminative AI is like a filter that classifies and predicts based on existing data. Generative AI goes beyond classifying data by creating, assisting, interpreting, and co-authoring content.
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