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The hype is over – AI is here, and it's altering the way businesses engage with their customers beyond recognition. From the biggest household brands to innovative new start-ups, new channels of engagement and support are opening up daily. To launch our'Customers of Tomorrow' February issue, we've compiled this free infographic using some of the latest cutting-edge research, statistics, and reports from the tech and business leaders bringing AI technology directly to consumers, including: The infographic showcases the technologies that will make a customer AI revolution happen in 2018, from emotional AI to improved voice and visual search. It also compares and contrasts the attitudes of business leaders to AI in the customer experience with that of customers themselves, who are markedly less optimistic. While 87% of global business leaders expect AI to deliver better customer experiences within three years, only 12% of consumers would currently prefer to be served by a chatbot than a human – even if the service they receive is faster and more accurate.

From personalized medicine to CRISPR gene editing, AI has a revolutionary part to play in tackling some of the longest-standing ills and ailments facing humanity. To celebrate the launch of our new issue, 'A New Era In Healthcare', we've compiled some of the latest cutting-edge research, statistics, and reports from the world's leading health, pharma, and tech giants, including: We'll be exploring the big questions surrounding the future of human healthcare and provision; the crises facing health services around the world due to an aging population; the use cases for AI that are already leading to transformative changes in pharma, medicine, and care; and the next big steps for the nurses, doctors, surgeons, and physicians who keep the whole world healthy. In the next 3 weeks, expect to read features about AI and the future of the National Health Service on its 70th birthday; guest articles from leading figures in AI and health, such as Kerrie Holley, Technology Fellow at Optum; interviews with some of the most groundbreaking start-ups in the field; as well as real-world insights into revolutionary technologies such as genomics and AI social care. In the meantime, stay tuned for all of our latest news, features, interviews, videos, and more on aibusiness.com. DISCLAIMER: CC BY-NC-ND – You are free to share, copy, and redistribute the material in any medium or format for non-commercial purposes but you must give appropriate credit to aibusiness.com and indicate if any changes have been made.

From a global wave of automation at every level of industry to a major skills gap driving huge demand for AI talent, businesses across sector lines must begin to develop their AI strategy – today. To celebrate the launch of our Future of Work issue this month, we've compiled together some of the latest cutting-edge research, statistics, and reports from the world's leading tech and business giants, including: Stay tuned for a deep dive into the big questions surrounding the future of our economy and our organizations; the vital strategic debates surrounding AI in the boardroom; the real-world AI use cases transforming the nature of work today; and the next big steps for AI in the business world. In the next two weeks, we'll be speaking to business and tech visionaries from across the spectrum of AI innovation. Our first cover feature for the month, 'Bridging The AI Skills Gap', will offer real-world insights into how organizations can ensure their workforce don't sink beneath the rising tide of AI, featuring interviews with figures such as Rob McCargow, PwC UK AI Lead, and many more. This is just the start--later in the month, we'll be publishing a second cover feature, 'The Augmented Boardroom', as well as an exclusive interview with one of our VisionAIries.

From a global wave of automation at every level of industry to a major skills gap driving huge demand for AI talent, businesses across sector lines must begin to develop their AI strategy – today. To celebrate the launch of our Future of Work issue this month, we've compiled together some of the latest cutting-edge research, statistics, and reports from the world's leading tech and business giants, including: Stay tuned for a deep dive into the big questions surrounding the future of our economy and our organizations; the vital strategic debates surrounding AI in the boardroom; the real-world AI use cases transforming the nature of work today; and the next big steps for AI in the business world. In the next two weeks, we'll be speaking to business and tech visionaries from across the spectrum of AI innovation. Our first cover feature for the month, 'Bridging The AI Skills Gap', will offer real-world insights into how organizations can ensure their workforce don't sink beneath the rising tide of AI, featuring interviews with figures such as Rob McCargow, PwC UK AI Lead, and many more. In'Could Basic Income Hold The Key to AI Success?' we'll be speaking to Reform Scotland about the country's four universal basic income trials to explore with business leaders how AI, combined with basic income, could prompt huge shifts in the relationship between organizations and the workforce.

Dennis Mortensen, CEO and founder of x.ai, is on the cusp of revolutionising the way we arrange meetings with his AI Personal Assistant, Amy. Chris Sykes, CEO and founder of Volume Global, is working on Theodore, the IBM Watson-driven Virtual Consultant that could transform our experience of customer service. AIBusiness.org met up with Dennis and Chris to find out more about these exciting projects. In 2013, Dennis and his team at x.ai in New York decided it was time to cut out the'email ping pong' involved in setting up a meeting. Many have tried and failed to ultimately solve the problem, through extensions, plug-ins and various apps.

Central to the success of The AI Summit is the core focus on meeting and deal making. Our partners want tangible outcomes in terms of business development from the event; personal, pre-scheduled, 1:1 meetings using AI technology are the engine room for delivering this. Our emphasis on networking between delegates and solution providers starts the moment you join the event as a partner and continues well beyond the event's delivery. First of all, as you join the conference we'll ask you for your'wish-list'- your top targets that you would like to meet at The AI Summit. The top companies and related job titles, and we'll then go out and our research and invite the relevant individuals to attend on a complimentary basis while also securing a meeting with your organisation as part of their participation.