AI in manufacturing is the intelligence of machines to perform humanlike tasks -- responding to events internally and externally, indeed anticipating events autonomously. The machines can determine a tool wearing out or something unanticipated -- perhaps indeed something anticipated to be -- and they can respond and work around the problem. Manufacturers and artificial intelligence service provider are constantly working to identify patterns and work on problems, knowing that indeed the lowest advancements have big implications. They've always been settlers in making smarter use of robotization, so it seems logical that the automated learning that characterizes AI would discover a natural affinity with manufacturing. Yet indeed with that clear coordination, manufacturers have frequently faced challenges to AI adoption.