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Kathleen Martin

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AI and IoT are cutting-edge technologies that will have a huge influence on all sectors of society and industry.
Since most organizations focus their efforts on developing their brand, software, or network, systems have the potential to revolutionize how firms function.
Furthermore, as organizations try to make sense of the massive volumes of data generated by smart devices, the possibility of AI is hastening IoT’s rapid adoption.
Corporations are aggressively investing in digitalization, but they are also infusing AI across their IoT projects, analyzing probable future IoT endeavors, and searching for methods to derive more value from existing IoT installations.
Furthermore, with the assistance of an AI development firm, organizations may minimize unanticipated outages, improve operational effectiveness, develop new products and services, and improve risk management.
Both ordinary people and specialists gain from the mix of these two streams. IoT is concerned with devices talking with one another via the internet, whereas AI is concerned with machines learning from large amounts of data. This blog will explain why IoT and AI must cohabit.
Unlike traditional technology, IoT and machine learning make operational forecasts 20x faster with heightened accuracy. 
Continue reading: https://medium.datadriveninvestor.com/ai-and-iot-how-do-artificial-intelligence-and-internet-of-things-act-together-66e16c9c38ce
 

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