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Virtual Reality and Artificial Intelligence : Risks and Opportunities for Your Business / Matteo Zaralli.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Zaralli, Matteo, author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Artificial intelligence.
Virtual reality.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (207 pages)
Edition:
First edition.
Place of Publication:
New York, NY : Routledge, [2024]
Summary:
This book aims to explore the risks and opportunities of VR and AI for coaching and training, with an eye toward the emerging trends of Web 3.0 and the Metaverse. Coaching and training have become increasingly important for companies seeking to develop and retain talent. With the advent of VR and AI technology.
Contents:
Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
Foreword
Acknowledgments
About the Author
Introduction
Part I The Intelligent Revolution
Chapter 1 At This Speed, Where Will We Go?
References
Chapter 2 Technological Progress
Chapter 3 The New Web
3.1 Blockchain
3.1.1 Cryptocurrencies
3.1.2 NFT
3.2 Metaverse
3.2.1 Features
3.2.2 Avatar
3.2.3 Virtual Worlds
3.2.4 Virtual Reality Headsets
Chapter 4 How Technology Is Changing Our Lives
Chapter 5 Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality
5.1 Studies and Research
5.2 Augmented Reality
5.3 What It Is and How It Works
5.4 How to Create Content
5.5 Interactions
5.6 Why Use VR
5.7 The Future
Chapter 6 A Super Artificial Worker
6.1 The Rise of AI
6.2 The Resurgence of AI
6.3 Strong and Weak AI
6.4 The Chinese Room
6.5 The Four AI
6.6 Advantages and Disadvantages of Learning with AI
6.7 AI Chase and Golden Years?
6.8 A Super Artificial Worker
6.8.1 Generative AI Infrastructure
6.8.2 Predictive Infrastructure
6.8.3 Generative AI Applications
6.8.4 Predictive AI Applications
Part II Technical and Philosophical Issues
Chapter 7 Artificial and Human Intelligence
7.1 What Intelligence Machines Cannot Simulate
7.2 Global Emulation of the Human Brain
7.3 Risks and Problems
7.3.1 Values
7.3.2 Decisions
7.4 Choice Architecture
7.5 Human Uniqueness
7.5.1 Creativity
7.5.2 Imagination
7.5.3 The Problem of Consciousness
7.5.4 Emotional Intelligence
Chapter 8 Five Critical Aspects You Cannot Ignore
8.1 Data Security and Privacy Risks
8.2 Technical Challenges and Reliability
8.3 Ethical and Legal Considerations
8.4 User Adoption and Training.
8.5 Cost and Return on Investment
Part III A Perfect Match
Chapter 9 Habits and Learning
9.1 New Habits Tools
9.2 How the World of Training Is Changing
9.2.1 Communication
9.3 E-learning
9.3.1 Usefulness
9.3.2 Why Companies Use It
9.3.3 Challenges
9.3.4 On Working Days
Chapter 10 Training and Coaching 3.0
10.1 What Does Training Mean?
10.2 Training 3.0
10.3 Coaching
10.3.1 Changes with Web 3.0
10.4 Soft Skills
10.4.1 The Benefits of Soft Skills in the Digital Era
10.4.2 Developing Soft Skills with VR and AI
Chapter 11 About World 3.0
11.1 Communication
11.1.1 Communicating through Technology
11.1.2 The Art of Public Speaking
11.2 Stress in a World 3.0
11.2.1 Managing Stress
11.2.2 Let Us Train Ourselves in Sports-Mind
11.2.3 Innovative Change
11.3 Emotional Intelligence
11.3.1 Traditional Mind Form vs. New Methods
Part IV Leveraging Your Business
Chapter 12 Immersive Experiences and Intelligent Insights
12.1 Communication and Collaboration
12.1.1 Immersive Communication Scenarios
12.1.2 Feedback and Analysis
12.1.3 Cross-Cultural Communication
12.1.4 Team Collaboration and Conflict Resolution
12.2 Emotional Intelligence and Empathy
12.2.1 Immersive Emotional Scenarios
12.2.2 Perspective-Taking and Empathy Training
12.2.3 Non-Verbal Communication and Emotional Expression
12.2.4 Emotional Regulation and Stress Management
12.2.5 Cultural Competence and Empathetic Cross-Cultural Interactions
12.3 Leadership and Decision-Making
12.3.1 Virtual Leadership Simulations
12.3.2 Dynamic and Challenging Decision-Making Scenarios
12.3.3 Leadership Style Analysis
12.3.4 Feedback and Continuous Improvement
12.3.5 Team Collaboration and Conflict Management.
12.4 Problem-Solving and Critical Thinking
12.4.1 Complex Problem Scenarios
12.4.2 Analytical Thinking and Data Analysis
12.4.3 Divergent and Convergent Thinking
12.4.4 Cognitive Flexibility and Adaptability
12.4.5 Reflection and Iterative Improvement
12.5 Adaptability and Resilience
12.5.1 Dynamic and Challenging Environments
12.5.2 Stress and Emotion Regulation
12.5.3 Cognitive Flexibility
12.5.4 Resilience Building
12.5.5 Feedback and Reflection
Reference
Chapter 13 Data-Driven Coaching
13.1 The Power of Data in Coaching
13.1.1 Enhanced Understanding of Coachees
13.1.2 Objective Assessment and Feedback
13.1.3 Informed Decision-Making
13.1.4 Evidence-Based Coaching
13.1.5 Tracking Progress and Accountability
13.1.6 Continuous Improvement
13.2 AI-Enabled Assessment Tools
13.2.1 Intelligent Insights and Analysis
13.2.2 Personalized Assessment
13.2.3 Automated Data Collection and Analysis
13.2.4 Comprehensive and Holistic Assessment
13.2.5 Real-Time Feedback and Reporting
13.2.6 Continuous Learning and Improvement
13.3 Predictive Analytics and Future Development
13.3.1 Forecasting Performance and Progress
13.3.2 Anticipating Developmental Needs
13.3.3 Tailoring Coaching Strategies
13.3.4 Preventing Potential Challenges
13.3.5 Iterative Improvement and Optimization
13.3.6 Empowering Coachees
13.4 Ethical Considerations and Privacy
13.4.1 Data Privacy and Confidentiality
13.4.2 Informed Consent and Transparency
13.4.3 Bias and Fairness
13.4.4 Human Oversight and Interpretation
13.4.5 Responsible Use of Data
13.4.6 Continuous Monitoring and Evaluation
Chapter 14 The Future of Coaching
14.1 Transforming Coaching Practices
14.1.1 The Power of VR in Coaching
14.1.2 AI: Unlocking Personalized Coaching.
14.1.3 Measuring Performance: Objective Assessments in VR
14.1.4 Personalized Feedback: Tailoring Coaching to Individual Needs
14.1.5 Ethical Considerations and Human Intervention
14.2 Case Studies
Chapter 15 Next Steps
15.1 A New Synergy
Conclusion
Index.
Notes:
Description based on print version record.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Other Format:
Print version: Zaralli, Matteo Virtual Reality and Artificial Intelligence
ISBN:
9781003846031
1003846033
OCLC:
1417603110

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