Businesses across industries are increasingly using artificial intelligence in a variety of ways to improve their internal operations, from handling repetitive tasks to interpreting data to streamlining overall processes (and more). For many companies, however, the primary benefit of AI is its potential to help them better interact with customers. Many consumers may think companies use AI simply for their own ends--for example, most of us are aware that AI plays a role in the ads we see online. However, many businesses leverage AI's learning abilities to try to make interactions and transactions faster and easier for the customers they serve, thereby improving the overall customer experience. Here, 12 members of Forbes Technology Council share ways AI is transforming and improving businesses' interactions with their customers.

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Minter Dial, author of Heartificial Empathy, joins the Social Pros Podcast to discuss his new book and how AI helps businesses interact with more empathy. Huge thanks to our amazing sponsors for helping us make this happen. Please support them; we couldn't do it without their help! At first mention, the term "business empathy" may sound like a contradiction to the average consumer. For example, a person seen as cold and calculating can also be described as "all business."

Once a sci-fi theory, cognitive computing has entered the realm of concrete reality across industries, promising to redefine supercomputing and significantly impact work. At its core, cognitive computing uses hardware and software to simulate human intelligence, using all the processes of human intelligent behavior--acquiring and processing data and using relevant information to run a system. Cognitive computing, used in artificial intelligence (AI) applications, enables machines to learn from data by applying statistical models to understand patterns from occurrences over time. A competent cognitive system even has the capability to generate reasoning by accessing huge amounts of data, mimicking the way the human brain functions. Rapid advancement in various AI algorithms in anomaly detection, regression, two class, multi-class, and clustering has opened up the floodgates, and going forward cognitive computing can be leveraged to re-imagine business models and transform everyday functions.