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Autonomous decision-making

1. Autonomous Decision-making

Hello! Today we'll learn about autonomous decision-making and its applications!

2. Introduction

The development of autonomous decision-making systems became possible with the significant advances in various domains such as:

3. Introduction

Decision modeling, machine learning, artificial Intelligence, cybersecurity and data analytics. But, what is an autonomous decision-making system?

4. Autonomous decision-making systems

These are systems that use multiple technologies, capable of making decisions with minimal or no human action! Next, let's categorize these systems according to level of human intervention.

5. Autonomous decision-making systems

First, there's human control, where all the decisions and actions are only made by humans. In an car analogy, this is the standard, manual vehicle with the driver fully responsible.

6. Autonomous decision-making systems

Then, there's assisted autonomy, where the system helps in specific tasks but human control is still required. This is the car equipped with helpful features like lane-keeping, cruise control, and parking sensors. But the driver, is still responsible for the final actions.

7. Autonomous decision-making systems

Partial autonomy, is when the system can perform specific tasks in certain conditions but requires human oversight and intervention in complex situations. This is the semi-autonomous vehicle that can handle smooth driving scenarios but the driver must be ready to take control whenever necessary.

8. Autonomous decision-making systems

and lastly, fully autonomous systems. The system makes all the decisions and actions, with no human intervention needed. This would be the autonomous vehicles that doesn't require any inputs from the driver.

9. Benefits of autonomous decision-making

The use of these systems is spreading fast. But why? What are the benefits? First, efficiency. Autonomous applications can automate and complete routine tasks faster by reducing the time required for manual decision-making.

10. Benefits of autonomous decision-making

Consequently, these applications minimize the need for human intervention, reducing labor costs and operational expenses.

11. Benefits of autonomous decision-making

Next, autonomous systems improve accuracy by relying on advanced algorithms and data analytics to make decisions. This reduces the likelihood of human mistakes.

12. Benefits of autonomous decision-making

Then, there's consistency. These applications standardize actions and decisions across different scenarios, eliminating human variability.

13. Benefits of autonomous decision-making

Lastly, these systems can reduce the risk of accidents by monitoring and responding to situations faster and more accurate than humans. Next, let's see some real use-case examples.

14. Examples and use-cases

First example, the automotive industry deployed a drowsiness detection system to alert the driver in case of fatigue.

15. Examples and use-cases

In the medical industry, applications that analyze images to assist the doctors in diagnosing are already popular!

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What about the autonomous robots performing routine tasks, 24-7 in the factory production line?

17. Examples and use-cases

And how about the fraud detection systems to block credit card transactions in case of suspicious activities?

18. Ethical considerations

This revolution is generating serious debates around ethics. These considerations are key for autonomous decision-making applications. First, transparency: It should always be auditable - how the application is making the decisions.

19. Ethical considerations

Clear guidelines must be established defining who is accountable when an autonomous system makes a wrong decision.

20. Ethical considerations

Autonomous systems must be designed to minimize biases and ensure fairness, making decisions just, without any discrimination.

21. Ethical considerations

Lastly, it's crucial to implement data protection to safeguard sensitive information used by these systems.

22. Let's practice!

Enough talking! Let's practice!

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