IPA can add up to to 20 to 35 percent improvement in efficiency, 50 to 60 percent reduction in process time, and returns on investment in triple-digit percentages, according to McKinsey. However, it’s still early, as most companies are in early-stage development, using individual pieces of AI, and rarely connecting them into a complete end-to-end automated process.

Artificial Intelligence is becoming more and more appealing for brands to implement innovative strategies and boost their performance. In fact, a research conducted by Adobe found that, today, 47 per cent of digitally mature enterprises have a defined AI strategy in their business. On the other hand, by 2022, global spending on AI will grow to $7.3 billion a year, up from $2 billion in 2018 (Juniper Research).

Artificial intelligence (AI) is quickly changing just about every aspect of how we live our lives, and our working lives certainly aren’t exempt from this.

If you’re like the majority of humans on the planet, going to the dentist isn’t on the top of your list of things to do for fun. But with artificial intelligence (AI) and new tech and innovative design, it might start to be a bit more intriguing.

“I found the world of machine learning and computing so fascinating that I decided to switch into computer science. Since then, I’ve worked for 20 years in this space with data and data management, machine learning, and enterprise software development,” he tells Interesting Engineering.