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Salesforce.com Inc. CEO has revealed the company is building a new artificial intelligence (AI) product called "Einstein," in a lengthy interview with Forbes. The article says that Salesforce's Einstein project is the reason why the company decided to shell out a massive 390 million to acquire responsive-email firm Relate IQ and its CEO Steve Loughlin almost two years ago. In addition, the project also explains why Salesforce has acquired no less than six AI-related startups in the last couple of years. "If this is not the next big thing, I don't know what is," Benioff told Forbes' writer Alex Konrad. The article portrays Benioff as a highly successful and hyper-energetic CEO who's built one of the fastest growing and most innovative tech firms around, seeking new innovation to drive the next stage of the company's growth.

It can make the interaction mit machines more human and integrate it flawlessly in our daily lives. But is there a flip side, will AI be the end of the design and designer as we know them? Tech giants such as Google, Facebook, IBM, Microsoft and Amazon not only proclaimed artificial intelligence as the strategic priority that will determine the future of their organizations, but have successively announced the achievement of new milestones. What has made these milestones exceptional is that instead allowing these new advancements to influence only their own products, these companies have made their successful developments available to all other organizations for use and integration into their respective products. And as AI is being integrated into more and more products, it will also influence the way we think about customer experience and user interfaces.

Facebook is open sourcing a set of computer vision software tools that can identify both the variety and the shape of objects within photos. The tools, developed by the Facebook AI Research (FAIR) team, are called DeepMask, SharpMask, and MultiPathNet, and all three work in tandem to help break down and contextualize the contents of images. These technologies, though not in active use in consumer Facebook products right now, are similar to the software the company uses to describe photos to blind users, a feature it calls "automatic alternative text" that launched back in April. DeepMask and SharpMask are more experimental research projects and focus on what the FAIR team calls segmentation. While human beings can discern the various elements of a photograph in mere seconds, the process is much harder for computers, which perceive pixels as a series of number values corresponding to changes in color.

Just what is meant by "artificial intelligence"? It has only been in recent years that we've come to see artificial intelligence as a reality and not something out of a science fiction story. Even now, we're still struggling to come up with an adequate definition of the term "artificial intelligence" which isn't surprising when you consider that after thousands of years, humans can't even decide on a definition for "intelligence." Put one way, artificial intelligence is a term given to computer systems that attempt to simulate human intelligence and learning. But even that definition is too big to wrap your head around. To simplify it, you can break artificial intelligence into two categories: Strong (or broad) AI, and weak (or narrow) AI.

Every Monday morning, millions of Spotify users wake up to a "Discover Weekly" playlist that's been compiled based on the user's previous musical preferences. This custom playlist is put together by artificial intelligence and it's just one of the ways that artificial intelligence is being integrated into our daily lives. Artificial intelligence helps us decide what to watch next on Netflix and it uses facial recognition to automatically suggest Facebook friends to tag in a photo you've posted. Amazon uses artificial intelligence to suggest products you may be interested in based on previous purchase history and browsing behavior. If you think that the AI revolution is still forthcoming, you're mistaken; it's already begun.

Artificial intelligence is getting better at natural language processing. That means that people can ask increasingly complex questions of AI and still get an accurate answer. For instance, instead of asking what the current weather is, you can ask what it will be at a specific sporting event. The AI system can determine what is being asked, and search through the proper channels to find the answer. As AI becomes more advanced in this way, more businesses are going to turn to chatbots to resolve customer service issues and questions.

Artificial intelligence is getting better at natural language processing. That means that people can ask increasinglcomplex questions of AI and still get an accurate answer. For instance, instead of asking what the current weather is, you can ask what it will be at a specific sporting event. The AI system can determine what is being asked, and search through the proper channels to find the answer. As AI becomes more advanced in this way, more businesses are going to turn to chatbots to resolve customer service issues and questions.

Every Monday morning, millions of Spotify users wake up to a "Discover Weekly" playlist that's been compiled based on the user's previous musical preferences. This custom playlist is put together by artificial intelligence and it's just one of the ways that artificial intelligence is being integrated into our daily lives. Artificial intelligence helps us decide what to watch next on Netflix and it uses facial recognition to automatically suggest Facebook friends to tag in a photo you've posted. Amazon uses artificial intelligence to suggest products you may be interested in based on previous purchase history and browsing behavior. If you think that the AI revolution is still forthcoming, you're mistaken; it's already begun.

Every Monday morning, millions of Spotify users wake up to a "Discover Weekly" playlist that's been compiled based on the user's previous musical preferences. This custom playlist is put together by artificial intelligence and it's just one of the ways that artificial intelligence is being integrated into our daily lives. Artificial intelligence helps us decide what to watch next on Netflix and it uses facial recognition to automatically suggest Facebook friends to tag in a photo you've posted. Amazon uses artificial intelligence to suggest products you may be interested in based on previous purchase history and browsing behavior. If you think that the AI revolution is still forthcoming, you're mistaken; it's already begun.