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Work you’ll do
For the last 10+ years, we’ve taken AI from proof of concept to proven solutions. As part of a well-established AI & Data Science practice, you’ll discover solutions to solve challenges and reinvent industries and societies.
Create solutions for our clients, within Accenture and across industries using a blend of in-depth technology skills and industry knowledge.
We believe that AI will change the world as much as the industrial revolution—and we believe we’re all accountable for using it responsibly. Here, you can help companies embed responsible AI to reach their goals.
Why we’re different
Commitment to AI
Our $3B investment in our AI & data practice over the next three years means you’ll have tools and support to learn new skills as technology advances.
Elite, exclusive learning
Build your skills with our Accenture Institute of Artificial Intelligence, where we’ve partnered with prominent universities like MIT, Berkeley and Turing.
Partner with the best
We have a powerful ecosystem made up of market leaders and technology partners including Microsoft, AWS, Google, Snowflake and Databricks.
What you’ll achieve
Use AI to restore coral reefs
Coral reefs protect shorelines from tropical storms, provide food and income for 100 million people and produce $36 billion in economic value annually.
Alarmingly, they are in danger of disappearing.
Restoration depends on accurately assessing the overall health of the coral reef. But traditional methods just aren’t cutting it.
This is where the innovative thinking of Marcus Lee Sheng Wei, a data engineering analyst, and his team comes in. Together, they developed an AI-powered solution to help accurately monitor the reefs. It uses computer vision technology to sort through the tens of thousands of video images that pour in from an underwater camera system.
"Tuning algorithms may not sound terribly exciting,” he says, “but it is when you’re watching how they improve the images of fish captured and how this work adds to our understanding of marine life, how better to protect it. That’s when its true value shines."
To date, 71,000 images have been collected and analyzed. The real-world impact of AI is clear for all to see—accurately.
