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An Example of Knowledge Representation to a Real ProblemThe Problem with Insurance BrokeringThe Technology ChallengeThe GoRisk Sales ScenarioDemoGoRisk SolutionsKR: Most Programs Are IgnorantA Deep KR ModelPowerPoint PresentationSlide 10Slide 11Slide 12Accountability: Systems should know what’s going onSlide 14Programming is Still an ArtAgent Methodology: Getting the Granularity RightAgent Design for Sales ProcessThe Claims ProcessClaims: Finding the PoliciesThe GoRisk Claims ScenarioSlide 21Agent Design for Claims ProcesseCommerce to iCommerce (Intelligent Internet Information)Airlines TaxonomyNetwork Provider TaxonomyTelecom TaxonomyThe Pipeline TaxonomyCompany TaxonomyAn Example of Knowledge Representation to a Real ProblemRisk Managementand the Insurance BusinessThe Problem with Insurance BrokeringInsurance Brokers interview their clients and determine their insurance needs.-How do they do it?-Accountability?Insurance Companies offer many policies they want brokers to sell.-How do they "advertise" what they have?Process often takes 6 months.Once policies are sold, how are are Claims handled?The Technology ChallengePerform typical broker functions-Intelligence, not just database lookupKnowing what is going on-Real-time status, not a “black box”Justify our decisions-Explanations, not just “trust us”Using the same knowledge to do claimsThe GoRisk Sales ScenarioInfoGatheringUnderwriterClientIdentifiedRisksPoliciesRisk Management ProgramRiskAnalysisPolicySynthesisCoverageDesignCompany InfoRulesRisksCoveragesGoRiskDemoGoRisk SolutionsA KR solution to programming intelligent systemsA Software Agent solution to programming cooperative behaviorKR: Most Programs Are IgnorantSearch for dog, but miss poodles; search for boxer, get dogs and Muhammad AliNo models, taxonomy, recognition, reflection, accountabilityWhat little knowledge a program may have is embedded in its codeA user interface is no substitute for knowledgeA Deep KR ModelCompanyProductCompanyOilCompanyBusinessInterruptionRiskexposureEarthquakeRiskdistributionhasemployeePersonproductionmethodRefineryproducesOil Productsexposureagent ofdangersupplierPipelineDistributionChannelagent ofdangermitigatesPolicycosthasinsurerproducesBusinessInterruptionCoveragemitigatesRetailCompanycustomerprofileCoverageCargo LossCoveragePropertyPropertyRiskexposurePhysical DamageCoveragemitigatescarriesLiquidCargoCargoRiskmitigatesCompanyProductCompanyOilCompanyBusinessInterruptionRiskexposureEarthquakeRiskdistributionhasemployeePersonproductionmethodRefineryproducesOil Productsexposureagent ofdangersupplierPipelineDistributionChannelagent ofdangermitigatesPolicycosthasinsurerproducesBusinessInterruptionCoveragemitigatesRetailCompanycustomerprofileCoverageCargo LossCoveragePropertyPropertyRiskexposurePhysical DamageCoveragemitigatescarriesLiquidCargoCargoRiskmitigatesOKCoverageDesignInfoGatheringRiskAnalysisPolicySynthesisGoRisk–Add PolicyUnderwriterCargo Policy Cargo Loss Limit: 5MAsset Protect Policy Business Interruption 20 Days Physical Damage Limit: 10MCargo Policy Cargo Loss Limit: 5MAsset Protection Policy Business Interruption 20 Days Physical Damage Limit: 10MNation OilGoRisk-Add InfoOKCoverageDesignInfoGatheringRiskAnalysisPolicySynthesisSIC: 1234 (oil)Revenue: 100MDistribution: Pipeline in CaliforniaNation OilSIC: 1234 (oil)Revenue: 100MDistribution: California PipelineCompanyProductCompanyOilCompanyBusinessInterruptionRiskexposureEarthquakeRiskdistributionhasemployeePersonproductionmethodRefineryproducesOil Productsexposureagent ofdangersupplierPipelineDistributionChannelagent ofdangermitigatesPolicycosthasinsurerproducesBusinessInterruptionCoveragemitigatesRetailCompanycustomerprofileCoverageCargo LossCoveragePropertyPropertyRiskexposurePhysical DamageCoveragemitigatescarriesLiquidCargoCargoRiskmitigatesAsset Protection Policy Business Interruption 20 Days Physical Damage Limit: 10MCargo Policy Cargo Loss Limit: 5MNation OilGoRisk-Risk AnalysisCoverageDesignInfoGatheringRiskAnalysisPolicySynthesisOKNation OilSIC: 1234 (oil)Revenue: 100MDistribution: California PipelineCompanyProductCompanyOilCompanyBusinessInterruptionRiskexposureEarthquakeRiskdistributionhasemployeePersonproductionmethodRefineryproducesOil Productsexposureagent ofdangersupplierPipelineDistributionChannelagent ofdangermitigatesPolicycosthasinsurerproducesBusinessInterruptionCoveragemitigatesRetailCompanycustomerprofileCoverageCargo LossCoveragePropertyPropertyRiskexposurePhysical DamageCoveragemitigatescarriesLiquidCargoCargoRiskmitigatesAsset Protection Policy Business Interruption 20 Days Physical Damage Limit: 10MCargo Policy Cargo Loss Limit: 5MRisks: With Pipeline Business Interruption Property Risk Cargo RiskHas: Pipeline Business Interruption RiskPipeline Property RiskPipeline Cargo RiskRule: Having a pipeline in an earthquake area means a Business Interruption Risk.Rule: Having property means a Property Risk.Rule: Having a distribution channel means a Cargo Risk.Nation OilGoRisk-Policy MatchCoverageDesignInfoGatheringRiskAnalysisPolicySynthesisOKNation OilSIC: 1234 (oil)Revenue: 100MDistribution: California PipelineCompanyProductCompanyOilCompanyBusinessInterruptionRiskexposureEarthquakeRiskdistributionhasemployeePersonproductionmethodRefineryproducesOil Productsexposureagent ofdangersupplierPipelineDistributionChannelagent ofdangermitigatesPolicycosthasinsurerproducesBusinessInterruptionCoveragemitigatesRetailCompanycustomerprofileCoverageCargo LossCoveragePropertyPropertyRiskexposurePhysical DamageCoveragemitigatescarriesLiquidCargoCargoRiskmitigatesAsset Protection Policy Business Interruption 20 Days Physical Damage Limit: 10MCargo Policy Cargo Loss Limit: 5MHas: Pipeline Business Interruption RiskPipeline Property RiskPipeline Cargo RiskAsset Protect. Policy Bus. Interruption Physical DamageCargo Policy: Cargo Loss Nation Oil:  Asset Protection Policy   Cargo Policy Accountability: Systems should know what’s going onInferences can be traced and explainedPeople hate systems that act like black boxes, especially when they misbehaveSophisticated explanations and justifications give users confidenceGoRisk SolutionsA KR solution to programming intelligent systemsA Software Agent solution to programming cooperative behaviorProgramming is Still an ArtSharable, reusable software: The Holy


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