Artificial Intelligence - Page 2

From software on our phones (such as Apple’s Siri) to assistants like Google Home, Artificial intelligence is steadily becoming a normal part of our everyday lives. And then there are all the headlines in the news, claiming AI will gradually take over our jobs (and perhaps the world). With all these stories, it’s difficult to separate fact from fiction, which is why a new infographic, Rise of the Machines, aims to set the record straight and stop us from panicking. Yes, it’s true that AI can beat humanity at its own game, but it’s often to our advantage rather than...

We live in the world of cutting-edge technologies that have been changing almost every aspect of our private and professional lives. You can see it everywhere, from healthcare and transportation to digital communications and industry. As always, international corporations were thrilled to embrace new technologies in the last few years. According to IT specialists at aussiewritings.com service, companies such as Google or Amazon immediately noticed the power of machine learning and artificial intelligence and used it to lift their businesses to the whole new level. Other companies started following the same path very soon, so if you run your own business...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been a major driver of digital transformation as businesses try to keep in step with the rapid technological advancements in 2018. Due to constant media coverage, AI is one of the most known aspects of this transformation. It is slated to make humans obsolete as it is increasingly becoming a necessity for businesses, whether they're investing in AI-embedded software, or using MLaaS (Machine Learning as a Service) to automate internal processes. AI is quickly modernizing businesses, and in 2018, businesses that have not yet adopted it will begin to feel the need to and pressure, whether that is...

With more than 6000 brick-and-mortar stores closed in 2017 in US alone, according to Fung Global Retail & Technology, specialists predicted a "retail apocalypse". However, according to Statista, e-commerce represents nearly 19% of the total retail globally and is expected to grow close to 25% by 2026, so there's still a lot of room for growth. In 2017, 58.9% of the retail e-commerce sales worldwide came from mobile devices, with 11% of online shoppers using their smartphones weekly for purchases. So not only are we buying more and more online, but we are buying on the go. PwC also conducted a study which...