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00:00:00 Mashhood Ahmed

: Thank you much, Jay and thank you very much for

Knowledge Train for giving me this opportunity to speak in front of this for crowd. So today I will be talking of about “The Rise of AI – How AI is Revolutionising the Project Management”. This is not something that will happen in the future, this is something happening right now today, and we will see that. How we can do this in a live demo in 20 minutes from now, right, so, let’s just stay there. So, before I get started, let me just make sure my slides are working. Yes, they are.00:00:33 Mashhood Ahmed

: There we go, my name is Mashhood Ahmad. I’m a certified human, I’m not a robot, I’m not a hologram, I’m a real person. right? So, if you would like to connect with me, you can scan the QR code. My LinkedIn profile and connected you know the LinkedIn. About my work, I have over 20 years of Project Management, Consulting and Programme Management experience worked in US, Canada and Middle East. I got my

back in 2008, so I’m an old guy with the PMP certification. Got my master’s from University of Waterloo and few years back I challenged myself to do something different and that was the engagement and speaking in front of the crowd that took me all over the world. I’ve been to South Africa, Tanzania, New Zealand, Singapore, you know Pakistan US and Canada, so many places in within US and Canada that I cannot even count. So that’s been my experience and I do volunteer for

and a couple of other volunteer organisations. So, I highly recommend all of you to volunteer in whatever capacity you can, because that’s how they give back to the society, right. So that’s a good sign of our humanitarian side.

00:01:51 Mashhood Ahmed

: So, with that you know connecting the LinkedIn if you would like to and we’ll just get into the topic. Before I get started, I usually start my talk with patterns and the reason I like to talk about patterns is because patterns are everywhere. They tell us very important lessons in life, right? They tell us what’s gonna happen, how to map the pattern, how to see the pattern. So, our goal is to understand the pattern, follow the pattern. Either break the patterns or making patterns so that we are getting the edge from those patterns. So, learning from patterns, let’s just look at industrial revolution. So first industrial revolution that lasted over 150 years was about moving people from agricultural society to their national society, right? So that was the time when, you know, the agriculture industry saw like, farming equipment, tractor trailers and then we see the mechanisation. We saw the steam water power, some radio network and things like that. OK, that was 150 years long time frame. Then after World War II we get into second industrial revolution up until late 80s, early 90s.00:03:06 Mashhood Ahmed

: And that was all about mass production, assembly line, electricity, power grid, road network, rail network, aero planes flying all over the place. And that lasted about 60 to 65 years, depending how you calculate that time frame. And then in early 90s, we get into the computer automation in mid 90s, we saw the birth of Internet and we got like connected devices. People start talking, communicating and then that lasted about like 30 plus years now. Where we are today in 2024, we are looking at Cyber physical system AI technology, neural network and other new technologies. So, the important lesson here is 2 form, one time it takes for this revolution is shrinking, and the innovation growth that is happening in each in this revolution is much higher than before. That means it is very important for us to understand and learn these new technologies and new things as they come along for us. And also, we are the 1st generation who will experience multiple industrial revolutions in our lifetime. What I mean by that somebody you know like our parents, right? Most of our parents born maybe 40s or 50s, you know, and they spend their whole career in one industrial revolution right. They stayed there, they did some little bit of a change, and it was ok for the adoption. But we’re the 1st generation that will see multiple industrial revolution, meaning this fourth industrial revolution will be much shorter and innovation growth here will be much faster than we can catch up.

00:04:54 Mashhood Ahmed

: With all things happening in generative AI, it’s impossible for anybody to catch up with all the things that have happened up there. So, what is important here is from these patterns is to have the important skill set and I would like to talk about two skill sets that are very important. These are not technological skill sets: this is a pure human skill set. Number one is our ability to unlearn. We need to unlearn the old ways of doing things, and we need to unlearn our old habits and old patterns. Then we need to supplement this with our ability to relearn, right? So, we need to relearn the new way, we need to adapt to the new ways of doing things. And we need to build our new habits so that we can have this continuous improvement throughout our life. So, this is very important, right? So, we need to unlearn how we do things and we need to relearn the new way and we need to be OK with not knowing everything that is happening in the technology. Or the business because it’s just really not possible to catch up with all the new innovation and the growth that is happening at the speed of the light.00:06:10 Mashhood Ahmed: So, with that, I’m going to move into the definition of AI. I believe everybody has seen some definition of AI. Everybody has a good understanding of what AI is, right? But for me it is simple which is, It’s the ability for the computers to perform tasks that normally requiring human intelligence or to imitate intelligent human behaviour such as problem solving, learning, reasoning, having the logical discussion right, visual perception, looking at the pictures a dog or a cat. Recognising voice, is this a male voice or a female voice, is this like a European accent, Australian accent or an American accent, right? So having that recognition and different languages and then we can put like a large amount of data. And patterns into this AI engine that can analyse this and give us the more intelligent results that we are looking at. So, with that, I will talk about the AI categories at the very high level. So, the first one is generative AI that can generate the content. It can generate images, it can generate videos, it can generate voice, any content that we are trying to play with generative AI is an example of generative AI. For the generative AI can also build the context that means it can infer from the information what is not being said and kind of fill those gaps. And when it does, sometimes it does it correctly, other times it does it incorrectly and it causes the hallucination.

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and a couple of other volunteer organisations. So, I highly recommend all of you to volunteer in whatever capacity you can, because that’s how they give back to the society, right. So that’s a good sign of our humanitarian side.

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