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Tapping the $6 Trillion Opportunity in AI
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- AI is at a breakthrough moment and offers game-changing innovation for consumers
- Large tech platforms are best positioned to benefit from AI due to the required investment in data storage, engineering, processing speeds, and more.
- AI has the potential to tap into a $6 trillion offline spending opportunity.
- AI can revolutionize online search, commerce, and content, and digitize untapped offline spending.
- Advertising, e-commerce, travel, shared economy, and the cloud are particularly poised to benefit from the evolution of AI tools.
- AI-driven tech innovation will lead to changes in consumer behavior, new enterprise revenue and productivity enablers, and disruption to sectors slow to adapt.
- Companies with large, unique, and high-quality data sets, and a willingness and ability to invest, will be better able to optimize their models.
The Next Frontier in AI: Computers That Think Like Humans
- Cognitive computing uses data to simulate human thought process and solve complex problems
- Neuromorphic computing, using artificial neurons to mimic the human brain, could power robots and smart devices with less processing power
- Companies developing and using the technology could be good investment opportunities
- Two major classes of cognitive computing: independent tasks and augmentation of human capabilities
- Cognitive systems can learn, understand natural language, and interact more naturally with humans
- Neuromorphic chips promise exponential improvements in computing performance, able to sense, learn, infer, and make real-time decisions
- Tech leaders with mature platforms and key data-center providers are well-positioned to benefit from cognitive computing
- Ethical implications of cognitive computing must be considered, including data security and privacy, impact on employment, ingrained bias, and safety concerns
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