Three trends to keep top of mind when crafting an AI strategy

New interfaces will dramatically change the way consumers and employees access computing resources, Andrews said. Specifically, the new wave of interfaces relies on natural language processing and generation, visual analytics and gesture interpretation -- technologies powered by AI. In a client example Andrews titled the "Warehouse of Babel," artificial intelligence is bridging a language barrier for a European-based warehouse. The warehouse is now using a natural language interpretation system so that employees, who come from all corners of Eastern Europe, don't have to speak the same language to communicate or access applications "in a comparatively unified way," Andrews said.