With the continuous improvement of artificial intelligence (AI), expert research shows that AI has the power to double yearly economic growth rates by 2035 and completely revolutionize how humans work, create and communicate. However, the advent of AI engines like DALL·E 2, Midjourney and Point-E have left many creators worried that AI will leave humans with no creative outlet. The good news is that this is not the case. AI has advanced enough in its communication skills to even fill the role of a close companion or dynamic, interactive acquaintance. Programs like Journey AI and Replika have intriguing tag lines like "AI devoted to you" and "the AI companion who cares."

They're old ideas, but machine learning and AI are now the communications industry's hot buzzwords, judging from last week's Mobile World Congress. "For mobile operators around the world, this is no longer an experiment," said Patrick Ostiguy, CEO of Accedian, during an MWC panel discussion on machine learning. Machine learning, which involves training a computer by feeding it examples and counterexamples, has been around for decades. The post office's optical mail-sorting machines are one example. True AI and deep learning, which strive to teach a brain how to teach itself, are also long-standing disciplines.

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The increasing complexity of telecom networks and services and the exponential growth in the amount of data generated have gone beyond the capacity of manual calculation. Telecom operators therefore are increasingly compelled to embrace AI to help them properly manage their networks, services, and customers. Intelligence monthly briefing aims to separate noise from truth about AI and discuss how the communications industry can benefit from AI while avoiding potential pitfalls. Intelligence special briefing to look into how the telecoms industry can best position itself vis-à-vis the ascendancy of artificial intelligence.The full version of the report is available for free to download here.) What is AI and what does it mean for telecoms?

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The workforce is not just the backbone of a business but also of the economy of a city. It is said that if the workforce is highly skilled, it could significantly impact the growth of an economy. Undoubtedly, this factor is another opportunity for cities to transform into smart cities. This is the rising era of artificial intelligence. And according to reports, if businesses leverage the benefits of AI for a competitive edge, they could gain a unique position in the marketplace.

Look anywhere in the news these days and you'll read about the latest updates in artificial intelligence and smart technology. Although these emerging technologies is scary for some people, as communications professionals it's important to consider the future of communicating and how we must adapt in accordance to change. VR headsets, open-source gaming, QR advertising and messenger marketing are just a few examples of areas that are now fair game for reaching audiences as we work in the public relations and communications industry. We need to seriously consider all areas within which people are adapting their personal communication in order to do our clients justice when broadcasting their messages and listening to their audiences. AI is already at play in a lot of areas across the PR and communications industry: scheduling messages, automating responses and creating content from a list of pre-defined sources.

Look anywhere in the news these days and you'll read about the latest updates in artificial intelligence and smart technology. Although these emerging technologies is scary for some people, as communications professionals it's important to consider the future of communicating and how we must adapt in accordance to change. VR headsets, open-source gaming, QR advertising and messenger marketing are just a few examples of areas that are now fair game for reaching audiences as we work in the public relations and communications industry. We need to seriously consider all areas within which people are adapting their personal communication in order to do our clients justice when broadcasting their messages and listening to their audiences. AI is already at play in a lot of areas across the PR and communications industry: scheduling messages, automating responses and creating content from a list of pre-defined sources.

They're old ideas, but machine learning and AI are now the communications industry's hot buzzwords, judging from last week's Mobile World Congress. "For mobile operators around the world, this is no longer an experiment," said Patrick Ostiguy, CEO of Accedian, during an MWC panel discussion on machine learning. Machine learning, which involves training a computer by feeding it examples and counterexamples, has been around for decades. The post office's optical mail-sorting machines are one example. True AI and deep learning, which strive to teach a brain how to teach itself, are also long-standing disciplines.

IBM asked me to give a speech at their World of Watson event this week. In preparing my remarks, I realized what I will be talking about is so important, yet most don't understand what is happening. A once-in-a-lifetime shift in the way we communicate, gain, share and distribute information. And we are just in the first inning of this game. If you will be there, I look forward to saying hello in person.