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The Future of Shopping in the Age of AI Via TechinBiz 
Wyatt Mizell's comment,
September 20, 2019 10:58 AM
I found this article very interesting because when I need groceries i usually use amazon and they come in installation bags so that the cold foods such as produce stay cold
Wyatt Mizell's curator insight,
September 20, 2019 2:42 PM
This video describes on how Artificial Intelligence is used through online shopping. One of the drawbacks this video explains is that online shopping only shows you what you type into the computer and not any new things that you have not seen before. Also, shopping online for yourself only provides a limited amount of information where as for an example you could go into a store and see what other peoples inputs are for the certain item you want to buy. It was estimated that 2.3 trillion dollars were spent in a year for online shopping but that is only 10% of how much people spend on all types of shopping throughout the year.
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Artificial Intelligence isn’t only limited to powerful supercomputers and big devices; it is also becoming a part and parcel of smartphones and wearable devices and equipment. Edge computing is emerging as the next big area in AI. Via TechinBiz
Geoff Livingston's curator insight,
July 11, 2018 11:14 AM
Round of AI movements across the American industry. 
Richard Platt's curator insight,
July 11, 2018 6:39 PM
First was big data, and then came cloud, then the machine learning frenzy. We reached peak machine learning in 2017. Last year investors pumped in over $15.2B in funding to AI startups across multiple industries. It was a 141% spike in funding from 2016. Over 1,100 new AI companies have raised their first rounds of funding since 2016. And that’s more than half the historic number of AI startups that have ever raised an equity round. The normalization and mainstreaming of machine learning will make investors picky about the AI companies they fund. |
