The data that will change the world is scattered all around us

This article was contributed by Roman Sandler, CTO and cofounder at Ravin AI. It's no secret that AI is changing industries and businesses of all types. Medicine, education, retail, manufacturing, automotive, and many others are impacted by advances in machine intelligence, also known as machine learning, neural network technology, natural language processing, or simply AI. AI-powered technologies have already been responsible for significant efficiencies and improvements in a wide variety of areas -- but this is just the beginning; the AI-wrought changes we've seen so far utilize, by many estimates, only a small amount of all data available. It's safe to say that when we use more data -- much of it unstructured -- things will really get interesting.