In recent years, various industries have been accelerating the development and adoption of ‘AI applications’, applications that run on devices such as PCs, smartphones and tablets, utilising rapidly developing AI technology.
AI technology enables advanced processing such as data analysis, prediction and decision-making, but how is it being used, developed and introduced in various industries?
AI technology has begun to be introduced in various industries
AI technology has developed rapidly in recent years and is being introduced in a variety of industries, with many companies actively developing and introducing AI at an accelerated pace, as it can help improve operational efficiency, reduce costs and promote business growth.
In general, looking at the status of AI adoption, the IT and manufacturing industries introduced AI technology at a relatively early stage due to the affinity between the industry's structure and constitution and AI, and have seen its benefits. It is fair to say that it is now used on a daily basis.
Meanwhile, in recent years, other industries have also been actively developing and introducing AI applications specific to their respective industries, and AI will become even more familiar in the future.
While all industries are promoting the introduction of AI, there is a clear distinction between what AI technology can and cannot do at the current stage, which is both a common understanding among industries and one of the major challenges.
It goes without saying that the greatest benefit of introducing AI at the current stage is the fast and accurate processing and analysis of large amounts of data. In today's paperless society, which has accelerated over the past few years, every industry has big data.
How to utilise big data accumulated from the past for marketing is a recent trend in the marketing industry. This is one of the advantages of introducing AI, which has sufficient processing power even in its current state.
