Advancer has the ability to transform and advance your business efficiency by integrating AI into your already existing systems. This includes internal integration of AI automation, improvements to your customer service to increase efficiency. Advancer guides you are your team through this integration of AI ensuring your team is future ready.

Advancer bridges the divide between technology and humans through ensuring that our use cases and applications are created with a people-first strategy in mind. Advancer provides the framework to upskill your workforce so no team member is left behind, ensuring an ease of intelligent solution adoption.

Narrow (Weak AI):This AI is designed to do well-defined tasks. For example chatbots and recommendation systems. These systems are designed to do tasks in a smaller domain. At Advancer we have the ability to create and integrate this type of AI into your business. 

General AI (Strong AI): this type of AI possesses human-level cognitive capabilities. This allows the AI to understand, adapt and apply an expansive variety of humans. At this point the AI currently being used is narrow making this type of AI hypothetical. 

Super AI: This is even more theoretical as it is an imagined A I that in all areas will surpass human intelligence.

AI will change human jobs, particularly tasks that involve repetitive activities such as data entry. However, that does not mean humans won’t have a job. At Advancer, when we integrate AI automation, agents and chatbots into your company’s existing technological infrastructure, we make sure that your team understands the technology. We also make sure your team is able to be upskilled through restructuring, thanks to our People and Change pillar of the business.

Autonomous AI agents are able to have a higher level of independence and interpret any data, learn and change their behaviour based on these learnings. One major concern from from autonomous AI is the ability to access data that is sensitive such as employee data and financial records which could lead to misuse of data or exposure. 

No, we are not close to reaching Artificial General Intelligence. Although, there have been increasingly strong advancements in the AI space, which now integrates AI voice and video over text and image processing, there is still a long way to go. There are many AI researchers saying that it would be capable in 2040, some even saying 2060. In comparison to (which mentioned 2030 as the year for AGI), this is a long way away. However, if this Artificial General Intelligence, which is typically defined as 80% of human functionality, were to be achieved we can’t really even say what that would look like as human capacity continues to improve.

Advancer is hosting an AI Masterclass on the 17th of October to equip you with everything you need to know about using AI effectively transform your workflow. Our stress-free workshop will allow you to overcome the AI overwhelm. Book your tickets here.