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Artificial Intelligence: A Question of Data

Daniel Burrus

Business people, not to mention the public on a global basis, are getting increasingly excited, as well as concerned, about the potential of artificial intelligence (A.I.)—so and the vast quantity of data that China is capable of generating on a daily basis, has many wondering if the U.S. and machine learning applications.

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Data-Driven Approaches Helping Public Sector with Sustainable Water Management

Acuvate

Some 700 million people could be displaced by intense water scarcity by 2030. Industrial IIoT, in particular, in the form of sensors, flow meters, and edge devices, are being used to collect on-field data to create situational awareness and identify leaks, sewer overflows, and faulty equipment before these require costly repairs.

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Understanding the Innovation Landscape needed for Enabling Technologies in the World’s Energy Transition

Paul Hobcraft

Artificial Intelligence and Big Data. The period 2020 to 2030 is absolutely critical for investments not just to be pledged but effectively deployed on the ground in the physical solutions and effective operation needed to make this energy transition required on track to reach the climate goals. Internet of Things.

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6 Ways to Drive Sustainability in Transportation

Acuvate

A significant step in this journey has been taken at a recently concluded COP26 summit, where various governments have pledged to reduce emissions by 2030. Acuvate helped the government department of a large city metropolis install cameras (with mics) that leverage AI in specific locations. With our planet on a path to a 2.7

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Iron Man: the hero of wearables and IoT

mjvinnovation

The forecast is that by the middle of 2030, we’ll have a trillion devices connected. Like Tony Stark, data scientists and organizations need to adapt to the opportunities and data volume of IoT. Understand the relationship between Big Data and Iron Man armor. Is too much data a problem?

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Racing Toward the Singularity: Earth's Final 35 Years with Human Beings (As We Know Them)

Legacy Innovation Group

It would not be surprising, at the current pace of acceleration, for the Fourth Industrial Revolution to last only 20 years, from say 2010 to 2030, and for the Fifth Industrial Revolution that comes after that – whatever it will look like – to last for only 10 years⃜ say 2030 to 2040.