IDG Contributor Network: Artificial intuition will supersede artificial intelligence, experts say
Artificial intelligence (AI) is so last year, according to some experts.
Scientists at MIT this week claimed a breakthrough in how human intuition can be added to algorithms. And in a separate, unrelated report, Deloitte Consulting is chastising the business community for not comprehending fully that new, cognitive computing technology should be exploited.
“Artificial intelligence is only the beginning,” researchers write in a Deloitte University Press article about Deloitte's February study.
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“Advanced cognitive analytics” is just one of the “fast-evolving” technologies businesses need to get a handle on, they say. A kind of artificial intuition and cognition through algorithms is one part of that machine intelligence (MI). Notably, it’s not AI. MI is more cognitive and mimics humans, the firm explains, while AI is simply a subset of MI.
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