Building an AI Economy That Includes Everyone
“What we’re seeing is that accessibility-driven design often solves a broader problem. It’s not charity. It’s engineering.”
- By AIM Media House
Sharing or collaborative economy is a socio-economic ecosystem where participants share their underutilized physical properties. As the sphere of sharing economy expand, it now includes sharing of any goods, service or human resources. With the emergence of sharing economy, dynamics of the entire business landscape has undergone a tremendous change. The interplay between consumer, producer has witnessed sea change while the idea of ownership is transforming. By disrupting all sectors of existing businesses, this sharing economy is likely to yield revenue of $335 billion by 2025[1]. Across geographies, this new business model is finding growing acceptance.
Big Data is trillions of quintillions of bytes generated from different digital medium like social networks, video or image upload, ema
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