AIP (Artificial Intelligence Person)
Who is your API?
Who is the employee of the company that bridges the gap between the company and the new artificial intelligence tools? Ignore this and continue not having an AIP and one day you may not have your own company because the competition did have it.
An "API" (Application Programming Interface) is a traditional way of using external technology through a computer.
An "AIP" becomes a way for us to use external technology through a person in the company.
Any company can and should have an AIP.
At least if it is just for security. Just as we have other traditional insurances, we should have insurance against all the risks ... of artificial intelligence. And this is clearly a symbolic but very functional measure for that.
And this additional responsibility can be delegated to one or more of your existing employees.
From someone with de facto ultra-specialised knowledge on these topics to someone who is simply tasked with paying a little more attention to this.
An AIP can be a mix of sales, human resources, R&D, IT, operations, etc.
An AIP:
Knows the news early.
Doesn't fall for BS (i.e. the importance of knowing how to reject technology when it is a snake oil or unnecessary).
Receives problems or ambitions from the various areas of the company.
Present solutions with AI tools.
Talks to suppliers of AI services to gauge prices and conditions.
Suggests which internal data should be stored and how.
Conducts experiments.
Organizes training.
Check out our corporate training, which will help with the selection and training of your AIP.