While stories heralding AI and ML as the future - and the source of our impending doom - are seemingly everywhere, details have been cast aside. The development of these new technologies did not happen overnight, but instead through a progression of continual use.
Major press publications like the Associated Press and the Washington Post are using automated programs to write articles. Natural language generation tools are publicly available via the internet and can be used by literally anyone to create written material.
Others are working to
integrate AI in mobile app design, creating highly adaptable, novel experiences for users. From recognizing images and locations to identifying people - apps can interpret new information unlike ever before.
Ultimately, this is all leading to increasingly personalized user experiences, allowing apps to provide more value to individual users. There is no one particular way machine learning needs to be used. Companies are innovating every day, applying similar technologies in a wide variety of ways.
This explosive growth is creating an entirely new world, with its own form of
education and even
regulation. Pioneers are bringing machine learning into every field imaginable, unlocking a new realm of possibilities.
Machine learning is no longer an abstract idea. In the 21st century, it’s a tool to be used. Anyone can integrate machine learning in the venture of their dreams. You just have to remember to
ask the right question.