The Human vs The Artificial, and Entrepreneurial Opportunities of Training the AI

Andre Slowak; Souad Slyman

doi:10.34190/ecie.21.1.5495

The Human vs The Artificial, and Entrepreneurial Opportunities of Training the AI

Authors

Andre Slowak Faculty of Business and Law, University of Roehampton, London
Souad Slyman Faculty of Business and Law, University of Roehampton, London

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.34190/ecie.21.1.5495

Abstract

Increasingly, services and products are infused with artificial intelligence features. This paper addresses the blurred boundary between human and artificial intelligence. It looks at how AI could or could not execute what appears as uniquely human intelligence. Through a series of qualitative research interviews with AI, our findings imply entrepreneurial opportunities for SMEs and tech startups serving ‘AI tech markets’.