AIOps and cybersecurity – the power of AI in the backend - TechHQ

Artificial intelligence (AI) continues to attract'buzz' and fascination in the business world, but it's fast becoming an essential tool is making sense and use of the masses of data we accumulate. In simple terms, AI is machines executing tasks based on smart algorithms; computers learning and acting from rich datasets without being explicitly programmed to do so. As consumers, or just people, we encounter this technology frequently in the form of predictive modelling, or machine learning, where models are built for making future decisions based on new data points. That takes form in the products and services we use daily, whether it's Netflix recommending what you want to watch next, Google Maps knowing you'll probably be going home at 6pm, or your Revolut account flagging an anomalous payment. It's the draw of smart products like these that have led to 93% of UK and US organizations considering AI to be a business priority according to a recent Vanson Bourne study commissioned by SnapLogic.