The College of Management and Economics holds a workshop entitled “Using Artificial Intelligence in Small Projects.”
Under the patronage of the respected President of the University, Professor Dr. Tahseen Hussein Mubarak, and under the supervision of the Dean of the College of Administration and Economics, Assistant Professor Dr. Nizar Maan Abdul Karim, the College of Administration and Economics is holding a workshop entitled (Using Artificial Intelligence in Small Projects), presented by Assistant Lecturer Anmar Shihab Ahmed.
The workshop aims to enable artificial intelligence to help project managers reduce risks proactively. Using natural language processing, artificial intelligence can scan project documents and identify potential risks. Machine learning can be used to assess the likelihood of risks and potential impacts.
Artificial intelligence projects involve developing algorithms and models that can analyze data, learn from it, and make predictions or decisions.
Traditional artificial intelligence helps secure transaction data and automate compliance with payment regulations, enabling companies to quickly adapt to new financial laws and conduct continuous audits of payment processes. Generative artificial intelligence enhances these capabilities by developing predictive models that anticipate changes in payment regulations. Companies use artificial intelligence to reduce the incidence of human errors, reduce high operating costs, provide real-time data insights, and improve customer experience, among many other applications. This represents a major shift in the way we approach computing, creating systems that can improve workflow and enhance everyday life.
Benefits of AI Increase efficiency and productivity: One of the most important benefits of AI in the enterprise is its ability to automate tasks and streamline processes Improve customer experience: AI technology has revolutionized the way businesses interact with customers
