Artificial Intelligence (AI) In The Oil And Gas Industry Part 3: Over Limit

Beyond the limits of cognitive thinking machines as humans come to make decisions.

At another level

Although the ability of self-study machines and intensive learning systems seems impressive, they cannot function beyond our limited training scope. This means that unlike humans, they cannot respond to unexpected or novel problems.

If businesses want computers that can apply their knowledge, experience and understanding of the environment, or in short can use the characteristics of human reasoning to solve problems, then they need to develop. higher artificial intelligence.

As Airey remarked, the significance of this highe-level AI in the oil and gas industry is enormous, for a number of different reasons.

We are interested in how they can mimic human reasoning within a defined range, to a specific problem. We apply our experience and knowledge to think about what we believe is the best course of action, and then we can act on it. This is what we are trying to imitate in some of the higher demands of artificial intelligence.

Augment the mind with the machine

The purpose of using high-level AI in industry is to assist professionals with a computer system. Computers can view more data, encode knowledge, and can begin to evaluate different scenarios of what might happen, making it a useful tool in decision making.

Computers have grown to the point where we can detect and take action. It is important to note that cognitive computer systems are fully explainable. The operator can clearly see how the computer perceives and makes decisions. This will make it easier for people to learn and trust the device’s findings.

So perhaps in the future, machines can operate completely before humans as an expert, can analyze and calculate decision-making accurately and completely replace humans.

Productivity and Quality Office