Causal AI
Causal AI is a type of artificial intelligence (AI) that focuses on understanding cause-and-effect relationships, rather than just identifying patterns or correlations in data. Unlike traditional AI, which predicts outcomes based on statistical associations, causal AI aims to explain why things happen and what would happen if certain conditions changed. This allows organizations to make more informed, transparent and reliable decisions – especially in areas like risk analysis, policy-making and strategic planning.
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