The spectre of last week's bond market sell-off hangs over the government's artificial intelligence strategy. Investors, and voters, want to know where the growth is in the UK economy. Keir Starmer and the chancellor, Rachel Reeves, believes AI is a significant part of the answer. The UK has considerable strengths in AI, which can be loosely defined as computer systems performing tasks that typically require human intelligence (ranging from summarising a document to assessing a medical patient's symptoms and writing emails). Those strengths include the high-quality research and engineering talent coming out of UK universities and the fact that the country already hosts a number of leading AI companies, led by the UK-founded Google DeepMind.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly changing the business landscape by offering new and innovative ways to streamline operations, enhance customer experience, and drive growth. As an entrepreneur or small business owner, you may be wondering what AI tools are available to help you optimise your business processes. Here are 3 of the most popular AI tools that can help you achieve your business goals. IBM Watson is a comprehensive AI tool that offers a range of services, including natural language processing, speech-to-text conversion, image recognition, and predictive analytics. For example, Watson can help you optimize your marketing campaigns by analysing customer interactions on social media and identifying trends and patterns in consumer behaviour.

For businesses looking to optimize their operations and enhance customer experience (CX), artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as game-changing technology: systems that can perform complex tasks typically requiring human intelligence, such as speech recognition, decision-making, and content creation. With its capability to automate processes and personalize experiences, AI, including platforms such as ChatGPT, has become an invaluable asset for businesses of all sizes. For small businesses, AI offers three strategic advantages to enhance customer service, strengthen marketing and sales, and drive growth. As businesses strive to enhance CX, AI is emerging as a powerful tool for customer service. Chatbots are becoming increasingly prevalent for their ability to mimic human-like conversations and perform routine tasks.

In today's data-driven world, the role of marketing in businesses has become more complex than ever before. To succeed, businesses need to harness the power of Machine learning, Data Science, Deep Learning, and Artificial Intelligence to create marketing strategies that are targeted, efficient, and effective to capture the target audience. This article will explore how Artificial Intelligence and marketing can collaborate to create a marketing strategy that drives revenue growth and customer engagement. We will also discuss various machine learning techniques and tools that can be used to analyze customer data to find patterns in the data, optimize marketing campaigns for cost-effectiveness and customer acquisition, and personalize customer experiences based on those recommendations. In this article, we will dive deep into AI Marketing.

Global digital transformation agency TA Digital has announced that Chief Technology Officer Dr. Ali Alkhafaji has been elevated to the role of President. Dr. Alkhafaji will now serve as both President and Chief Technology Officer of TA Digital. Dr. Alkhafaji joined TA Digital in 2017 and immediately had a significant impact on the business. As President, all client, sales, marketing, delivery, alliances, and consulting functions will come under his leadership as he continues to drive growth for TA Digital and its customers in the digital transformation space. "I am honored and humbled by this appointment," said Dr. Alkhafaji.

The global automotive artificial intelligence market size is projected to grow from USD 2.3 Billion in 2022 to USD 7.0 Billion by 2027, …

Implementing AI across an organization requires a clear strategy, organizational flexibility, a data-driven environment and new forms of collaboration with cross-functional teams.

"The big tech is banking heavily on AI, Cloud and 5G technologies to retain customers and drive growth" A global emergency can smother your business, government lawsuits can break your company, competitors with trillion-dollar market value can wipe your organisation off the map. But what would happen when all three come together in the same year? The pandemic brought the world to a standstill. The internet giants, however, came out of it unscathed. Apple, Amazon, Google and Facebook, popularly known as the big four, have not only survived a combination of calamities but registered profits and left the Wall Street analysts dumbfounded.

There is a never-ending avalanche of information and data coursing through society every minute of everyday. If our reactions are not instant, information can quickly lose its relevance and become outdated as new information is made available. The Information Age has given rise to a data-driven business world, where information and knowledge have become the key ingredients to ensure the success and continued survival of a business. Data has become one of the most powerful, yet under-utilized assets of any business. As the number of connected Internet of Things (IoT) -enabled devices increases, so does the volume of data generated.

Newer technologies like AI, Machine learning or blockchain will together boost the IT staffing industry creating new jobs. According to ISF report on IT Staffing Industry Landscape, Karnataka, Maharashtra and Delhi NCR are the top 3 states that dominate the IT Flexi Staffing Industry in India. Karnataka dominates the IT Flexi Staffing market standing at $1.05 billion followed by Maharashtra at $0.48 billion and Delhi NCR at $0.23 billion. With the rise of technologies such as cloud computing, artificial intelligence, IoT, Big data and machine learning, the demand is growing for new technology-based services. Mobility and cloud computing each standing at 63 percent are in maximum demand followed by cybersecurity at 53 percent and analytics at 51 percent - they comprise the top technology drivers across organisations for their proficient functioning.