Alexa and Siri – these are just the everyday examples of artificial intelligence (AI) that some of us interact with. In this day and age, AI has find its way to advanced automobile Tesla and even e-commerce, Amazon. Perhaps it is unsurprising (and about time) that AI and applications are the next big thing.
There’s a high probability that we may unknowingly interacted with AI applications. For example, the fluctuation in hotels and flight pricing on your preferred travel app is the work of AI. This is an example of price pattern prediction and making real-time adjustments for value driven user experience. In a broader perspective, AI applications can also be used in different sectors such as education and healthcare.
End users enjoy the ease of AI applications while IT developers bear the burden of building them. Suffice to say, building AI applications is no task which can be completed in a day. If Rome is built in a fortnight, the efforts of creating AI application is far beyond intermediate, and it’s painstakingly challenging – without the right strategy.
