What is Artificial Intelligence? (AI)
Artificial Intelligence, or AI, is a branch of computer science that focuses on creating systems capable of performing tasks that typically require human intelligence. These tasks include understanding language, recognizing patterns, solving problems, and making decisions. AI systems learn from data and improve over time, much like how humans learn from experience. This technology is widely used in various fields to enhance efficiency and innovation.
Types of AI
🔓 Open AI
OpenAI refers to artificial intelligence systems that operate using other’s data, whether it is open sourced, user provided or sold by a company. One of their key areas is machine learning, where AI systems learn from large amounts of data provided by others to improve their performance. By analyzing patterns and information from this data, OpenAI's models can understand and generate human-like text, recognize images, and even play games.
🔒 Closed AIÂ
Closed AI refers to artificial intelligence systems that operate within a secure, controlled environment. These systems are designed to handle sensitive or confidential data, ensuring that information is protected from unauthorized access. Unlike open AI systems, which may interact with a wide range of external data sources, closed AI systems are restricted to specific datasets to maintain security and privacy.
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To learn more: Open AI vs Closed AI: What’s the Difference and Why Does It Matter? | Formtek Blog
Why does it matter if it is Open or Closed AI?
OpenAI can pose a risk for Personal Identifiable Information (PII) because it processes and learns from large amounts of data, which may include sensitive user information. If this data is not properly secured, there is a chance that unauthorized individuals could access it, leading to privacy breaches. Additionally, AI models can sometimes inadvertently reveal personal details when generating responses. Ensuring robust security measures and strict data handling protocols are essential to protect user information and maintain privacy.
Listing of AIs
Supported
- Anthology
- Cisco
- MicrosoftÂ
- SurveyMonkey
Under Review
- Formstack
- Ellucian
Not Supported
- Adobe
- Calendly
- DocuSign
- Google
- Gemini
- AI in Chrome
- MicrosoftÂ
- Microsoft Copilot
- Open AI
- ChatGPT
- Zoom
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How to get an AI reviewed
You can fill out a supportal form, and that will create a ticket on your behalf. Then, the ITS teams will review your request and the software and let you know if the AI is approved or should not be used.Â