3 Key Processes You Need to Implement AI

Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt has suggested machine learning would be the one commonality for every big startup over the next five years. The inference here is that machine learning, or AI, will be as revolutionary as the Internet, the mobile phone, the personal computer; heck, I'll say it, as game changing as sliced bread. AI is responsible for many simple experiences we already take for granted: the Netflix "recommended for you" and the Facebook feeds that happen to show travel deals for places we've been searching. Another opportunity is the soon-to-be-ubiquitous self-driving cars and the growth of devices that can help plan your life. Here, AI will be based on what machines have "learned" about your habits, preferences, and any other data they can connect with that might pick up on things like traffic or consumer information.