The Coordinated Dance Between AI and Human-Intelligence for Optimal Outcomes

There are enough discussions on Gen AI, its pros and cons and how to make use of it for improved outcomes. In these discussions, Human intelligence is downgraded to scepticism, fear, and talks of redundancy. In this talk we will explore the intricate dance between automated process and human intuition. Without going much into philosophy and using practical examples as well as real life experiences and perspectives through audience interaction, we hope to discuss why human involvement remains indispensable in achieving superior results and what could be some metrics, indicators and quality benchmarks to make informed decision on when to trust AI outputs and where to inject human expertise for best efficiency and quality. Join us as we discuss the competition and conflict between Gen AI and Human intelligence and together determine the nature of the symbiotic relationship that could lead to unprecedented possibilities for the future.

Publication Date

2024 June

46th Annual Meeting

45

"Inflection Point: Setting the Course for the Future of Scholarly Communication" Huge growth in proposals and publications, a greater focus on researchers as both author and reader, evolving open access publishing models, and the urgent need for equity and inclusion are disrupting traditional publishing infrastructure and processes. In addition, the explosive capabilities of artificial intelligence will likely disrupt every facet of scholarly communication, but represent both opportunities and threats. We are at an inflection point—our decisions will determine both the value we deliver as an industry, as well as the values we reflect as a community.