One way to deploy AI-based no-code and low-code apps

Leveraging AI-based tools has become an essential piece of the puzzle for many companies in their efforts toward digital transformation--yet this adoption is still often a hurdle for many IT leaders. While 43% businesses reported accelerating AI tools during COVID-19, according to Todd Moore, vice president, Open Technology, IBM, 59% of IT leaders recently admitted that the new technology felt threatening to them, as TechRepublic recently reported. Palantir for IBM Cloud Pak for Data, powered by Red Hat OpenShift, is presenting a solution for this, by giving tools to developers to connect data and AI models, even those without high-level technical expertise. Designed around the "no-code/low-code" framework, which has become increasingly popular as a springboard to launching AI projects, the product integrates IBM Cloud Pak for Data services with Palantir Foundry, a data and analysis platform. No-code offers tools and platforms for simplifying the software development--the kind of software that might be used on platforms like Facebook, Lyft and Google Docs, which was traditionally created with code.