CIS 8694 - AI for Decision Making

3 Credit Hours
Prerequisites: CIS 8005.
Description
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is inspired by human intelligence, made powerful by data generated by humans and artifacts, and is most useful when it positively affects the human experience. This course provides an introduction to harnessing the power of AI so that it is beneficial to decision makers in organizations. It will cover a number of topics including agency and initiative, AI and ethics, bias and transparency, confidence and errors, human augmentation and amplification, trust and explainability, mixed-initiative systems, and programming by example. These topics will be explored via projects in dialog and speech-controlled systems, speech recognition, computer vision, data science, recommender systems, text summarization, learning science, UI personalization and visualization.