Re: Exercise. I as an intellectual pursuit, difference between AI and the KR

Chris
Luckily, this did not happen under my leadership "-)

Yesterday the plan was called AI Strategy, today it has been changed to AI
KR strategy but there is no AI in there that I can see
This is one of the problem that KR can help to tackle

I have never heard much of AI strategy before Owen and  Carl mentioned it.
However since AI is being used to point to  all sorts of things these
days.  it could be something useful and stratml could be a good way of
doing AI strategies.  But I find that a lot of what people call AI is not
AI after all, this is what prompted me to start this group.  ML is not AI,
but can be used in AI. People mix he two/  This exchange exactly confirms
the prediction/

If people agree that an AI KR strategy is what we should be doing instead,
I can start drafting something based on my teaching/research but probably
before I enter anything into the stratnav app I d have it on paper
I dont see the point of wasting your time editing a plan which is obviously
not yet exist,  I also dont want to have to argue too much with people who
obviously do not have an AI KR background, But I am happy to provide
teaching resources as input. I may put together a few commonsense AI
approach stuff to start with (what is ai/wnat is not AI is always an
interesting discussion)

 If Carl and Owen want to change their plan  they are leading to AI KR, I
ll be happy to comment
(suggest to set aside what has been entered so far for the moment?)

pdm


On Thu, Jun 11, 2020 at 4:52 PM Chris Fox <chris@chriscfox.com> wrote:

> Yes, I understand the difference between AI and KR.
>
> But the question is, is there a defined role for an AI KR Strategist which
> is distinct from the role of an AI Strategist? Could you imagine an
> organisation employing two different people with those two different roles?
> If so, then we could define each in StratML.
>
> At rhe moment it feels like what we are defining is a role for an AI
> Strategist, and then simply mislabelling it as an AI KR Strategist.
>
> On Thu, 11 Jun 2020 at 03:10, Paola Di Maio <paola.dimaio@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>>
>> The AI system function and capability is the AI software (model or
>> implementation or both)  (how)
>> The KR consists of the knowledge required for the AI system to be
>> developed. (what)
>> The KR, once completed, does not change- The AI system can be implemented
>> in many ways, using different programs and algos and languages
>>
>> Chris, Owen, does this explain the difference?
>>
>> For those who may have not developed AI systems before, here is  an
>> exercise,
>> (ha ha, I may start giving assignments to the list ?)
>>
>>  consider an AI needs to be devised for a PET  (Patient Evaluation
>> Toolkit)
>>
>> Challenge:  model the dynamics of complex interventions which
>> potentially take on a different form each time they are delivered
>>
>> Here is the description of the system
>>
>> https://bmcmedresmethodol.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12874-019-0701-4
>>
>>
>> Task:  develop an outline of a system, and develop the KR for the system
>> using any approach/convention/method you like
>>
>>
>
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