Artificial intelligence has come a long way, especially in terms of operations. According to Salesforce, around 60% of market leaders suggest that AI can be helpful for various program campaigns. With digital transformation taking over the world, running programmatic campaigns becomes easy. According to Accenture, the communications and information industry, AI capabilities will help to generate around $4.7 trillion by 2035 for coalescence. Artificial intelligence has been bringing significant changes across the advertising industry, especially in advertising across the sales industry.

NEW DELHI: The adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in different sectors, be it e-commerce, healthcare and banking services, has helped the businesses to scale up their efficiency rate and deliver products that are widely accepted. A similar trend can be seen in the personal finance space, where companies are increasingly leveraging on AI and machine learning to minimise risk and provide a better return. Though still at a nascent stage, the road ahead for decoding market trends based on previous data by creating algorithms is only expected to increase. Jimeet Modi, Founder and CEO, SAMCO Securities, said that the trend is very much beginning to pick up, and the next generation of businesses will increasingly use tools like AI and machine learning in various aspects of businesses."When However, in the next five years or so, it's acceptance will incarese rapidly in India," Modi told The New Indian Express.

KUALA LUMPUR: Nomura Asset Management Co Ltd expects better returns using artificial intelligence (AI) in its portfolio construction. Nomura Asset Management Malaysia Sdn Bhd managing director and CEO Nor Rejina Abdul Rahim said the returns for funds that utilise AI are higher than those using conventional methods for investment decision-making. Speaking to reporters at the Nomura Asset Management Malaysia – Breakfast Conference 2018 today, Rejina said AI takes the emotion out of investment decisions and is able to process a lot more data compared with a human, which allows it to generate patterns that are used to make investment decisions. The firm, which launched its AI fund in Japan last month, expects to launch a global version in June this year.

This Summer will forever be known in Silicon Valley (at least for some) as "The Reckoning," the time when push came to shove, the time when people finally listened. It is a summer when Ellen Pao's trial might have gone differently and the moment when whispers that have so long plagued Silicon Valley -- whispers that anyone "in the know" was fully aware of- finally resulted in action. The reason that the shockwaves continue to reverberate about this summer's revelations is that we saw people actually making changes. In particular, we saw women put their personal careers and reputations in jeopardy to do something about a real problem. For me, it's time to stop being the woman that brushes off the instances she was asked by venture investors her age and how soon she plans on getting pregnant .