Studies and research has shown that artificial intelligence and machine learning is likely to be one of top five investment priorities, with an estimated 30 percent of CIOs vouching for them by the year 2020. Companies and professionals across the globe have realised the importance of AI, and are striving to get a tint of AI in their offerings.
The technological wave has brought newer products into the ecosystem, with AI being welcomed strong headedly in the business world. But is having an AI-based product an inevitable part of every business now? Would products that do not use AI or ML die a natural death?
Studies and research has shown that artificial intelligence and machine learning is likely to be one of top five investment priorities, with an estimated 30 percent of CIOs vouching for them by the year 2020. Companies and professionals across the globe have realised the importance of AI, and are striving to get a tint of AI in their offerings.
The technological wave has brought newer products into the ecosystem, with AI being welcomed strong headedly in the business world. But is having an AI-based product an inevitable part of every business now? Would products that do not use AI or ML die a natural death?


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