L-R: Mr Raymond Davies, former Senior Partner KPMG, Sierra Leone; Mr Kenneth Cukier, Deputy Executive Editor of The Economist, and Bashorun JK Randle, former Chairman of KPMG Africa, at the National Liberal Club, London, for a lecture on "AI and The Future of Humanity"
Eko Hot Blog reports that Bashorun JK Randle, a former Chairman of KMPG Africa, an Audit, Tax and Advisory services firm, has attended a lecture on Artificial Intelligence (AI) in London, United Kingdom.
The lecture held on Wednesday, July 3, 2024, at the National Liberal Club, 1 Whitehall Place, London, UK.
It was titled “AI and The Future of Humanity” and delivered by Kenneth Cukier, an Author and Deputy Executive Editor at The Economist.
L-R: Mr Raymond Davies, former Senior Partner KPMG, Sierra Leone; Mr Kenneth Cukier, Deputy Executive Editor of The Economist, and Bashorun JK Randle, former Chairman of KPMG Africa, at the National Liberal Club, London, for a lecture on “AI and The Future of Humanity”
Cukier is an AI enthusiast who has written about the tool for years.
In a 2018 report, he told the Pew Research Center that AI will be making more decisions in life that are “more effectively done” by machines.
“AI will be making more decisions in life, and some people will be uneasy with that,” the AI enthusiast said.
“But these are decisions that are more effectively done by machines, such as assessing insurance risk, the propensity to repay a loan or to survive a disease.
“A good example is health care: Algorithms, not doctors, will be diagnosing many diseases, even if human doctors are still ‘in the loop.’
“The benefit is that healthcare can reach down to populations that are today underserved: the poor and rural worldwide.”
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