ARITIFICIAL
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My First Blog Post
7 APRIL 2020 sharukh
•Artificial intelligence (AI) is the use of computer science programming to imitate human thought and action by analyzing data and surrounding, solving or anticipating problems and learning or self teaching to adapt to variety of tasks
Practical uses of Artificial Intelligence
1. AI in Astronomy
2. AI in Healthcare
3. AI in Gaming
4. AI in Finance
5. AI in Data Security
6. AI in Social Media
7. AI in Travel &Transport
8. AI in Automotive Industry
9. AI in Robotics
10. AI in Entertainment
11. AI in Agriculture
12. AI in E-commerce
13. AI in education
5 Ways Artificial Intelligence Can Be Used in Marketing
1. Take Sales Forecasting to the Next Level
•AI takes conversion management solutions to the next level. Marketers can now compare sophisticated inbound communication side-by-side against traditional metrics to help answer difficult strategy questions. With AI marketing, there are no longer questions about whether or not a prospect is ready for a discussion, the data provides the answer.
2. Gain a Deeper Understanding of Your Consumers
•With AI solutions, marketers know exactly what consumers are thinking, saying, and feeling about the brand in real time. Similarly, with the onslaught of social media available (and the AI to analyze it), marketers can truly understand what customers are feeling. Savvy
•marketers can harness this data in real-time and then quickly modify messaging or branding for maximum effectiveness.
3. Optimize Digital Advertising Campaigns
•While there are various ways to optimize digital advertising and account-based marketing, AI solutions help marketers take them a step further for deeper insight and analysis. AI can tap into the abundance of consumer data hidden in keyword searches, social profiles, and other online data, for smarter and more effective digital ads.
4. Create Detailed Consumer Profiles
•This abundance of data can also help feed consumer profiles. AI solutions provide marketers with deeper knowledge of consumers and prospective clients, enabling them to deliver the right massages, to the right person, at the right time. The secret to building a truly comprehensive profile lies in 13. AI in education during every single consumer interaction. Marketers can use AI solutions to take these profiles a step further, refine marketing campaigns, and create highly personalized content.
5. Join Real-Time Conversations with Consumers
•One of the advanced capabilities of AI is its ability to analyze large blocks of open content and identify trends. This allows brands to interact directly with consumers in real time through online conversations or events. Communicating with consumers at the precise ‘decision-making moment’ can help directly influence buying decisions. AI helps marketers monitor these social conversations and other open forums to identify any relevant conversations.
The Evolution of AI
•IFM is just one of countless AI innovators in a field that’s hotter than ever and getting more so all the time. Here’s a good indicator: Of the 9,100 patents received by IBM inventors in 2018, 1,600 (or nearly 18 percent) were AI-related. Here’s another: Tesla founder and tech titan Elon Musk recently donated $10 million to fund ongoing research at the non-profit research company open AI — a mere drop in the proverbial bucket if his $1 billion co-plege in 2015 is any indication. And in 2017, Russian president Vladimir Putin told school children that “Whoever becomes the leader in this sphere [AI] will become the ruler of the world.” He then tossed his head back and laughed maniacally.
•OK, that last thing is false. This, however, is not: After more than seven decades marked by hoopla and sporadic dormancy during a multi-wave evolutionary period that began with so-called “knowledge engineering,” progressed to model- and algorithm-based machine learning and is increasingly focused on perception, reasoning and generalization, AI has re-taken center stage as never before. And it won’t cede the spotlight anytime soon
Google CEO Sundar Pichai On Stage in 2018. Google is working on an AI Assistant that can place human-like calls to make appointments. | Photo Credit: Alive Coverage
The Future Is Now: AI’s Impact Is Everywhere
•There’s virtually no major industry modern AI — more specifically, “narrow AI,” which performs objective functions using data-trained models and often falls into the categories of deep learning or machine learning — hasn’t already affected. That’s especially true in the past few years, as data collection and analysis has ramped up considerably thanks to robust IoT connectivity, the proliferation of connected devices and ever-speedier computer processing.
•Some sectors are at the start of their AI journey, others are veteran travelers.
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