In the future, we might end up with a computer that's so smart, it has its own art gallery and thinks the Mona Lisa is overrated!
The insurance industry stands at the cusp of a remarkable transformation driven by the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence (AI). With AI seeping into every aspect of business operations, insurance companies are leveraging this technology to enhance underwriting and risk assessment, streamline claims processing, and offer personalized insurance products and services.
As businesses and users increasingly seek more engaging and human-like interactions with AI systems, Bard has risen to the occasion, revolutionizing the conversational AI landscape. In this article, we will explore the remarkable advancements of Bard, its widespread acceptance, and the transformative benefits it brings to the forefront.
AI is being used more and more by insurance companies to enhance underwriting and risk assessment, automate claims processing, and customize insurance products and services.
According to the 'Global Hyperautomation Trends 2021' report published by Analytics Insight, 37% of companies believe hyperautomation speeds up or duplicates complex tasks. Have you ever wondered what it signifies and how it differs from existing technologies?
To dilettantes with only a passable knowledge of this subject, the term ‘predictive genomics’ may seem obsolete since all endeavors in the field of genetics are predictive in their intent. However, it is a discipline at the crossroads of various fields like personal genomics, phenology, and bioinformatics alongside many more. Its relevance lies in the understanding of the human phenotype (expressed traits in an individual) as a function of the person’s genotype and his/her environment and being able to integrate the two variables of the function in a population for generations using advanced computational modalities like AI and Machine Learning.
With advances in science and technology, the transportation and communication sectors have advanced significantly, reducing the amount of time, resources, and effort expended in travel. Electric vehicles have evolved over time, with the assistance of artificial intelligence and quantum computing, to become highly efficient and optimized for people's transportation.
Supply chains, the backbones of national economies, have had to change their strategies in order to stay efficient and meet the new market requirements of a post-pandemic world. They must increasingly embrace digital solutions to cope with the uncertainties, challenges, and restrictions of our times.
The supply chain ecosystem became all the more critical once the vaccines for COVID-19 were developed – it was the need of the hour to get the vaccines to the public quickly and in the right quantities. In this blog, we talk about digital solutions that can assist this endeavor, bringing resilience to the supply chain for COVID-19 vaccines.