During the first chatbot wave of 2016, the tool came with more frustrations than benefits. To this day, many people wince when they reach out to customer service and get an artificial response. Thing is, we're in the midst of a quieter but much more significant chatbot boom. The all-knowing chatbots we once thought to be the future have been replaced by specialized bots, and the results are outstanding. Of course, as chatbots' duties grow more sophisticated, so does their very definition.

Artificial intelligence plays a huge role in cutting costs, minimizing the design process duration, reproduction, prototyping, enhancement, support, manufacturing and updating items and is good to go to drive numerous improvements in the aerospace industry in the next 15 years. Advances in AI could help aerospace organizations enhance their manufacturing processes. However, there is constrained adoption of AI methods in the aerospace business and the principle explanation behind this is the absence of access to high-quality data, increased dependability on easy models when compared with complex models and an absence of skilled workforce and partners to deploy it successfully. However, with the correct partner, AI can be a disruptive innovation that will affect the productivity, efficiency as well as the speed and development of the aerospace organizations. Let's look at some of the areas where AI proves to be disruptive in the aerospace industry.

Emirates airline is using artificial intelligence for a chatbot that lies within display ads for its Emirates Vacations unit. The ads allow people to ask travel and trip questions and receive answers immediately within the ad unit. But the company believes AI can be impactful for another application: breaking down additional friction points when it comes to search. The chatbot will recommend destinations and vacation packages based on the context of users' questions, the content on the site it appears on and Emirates Vacations' inventory. For instance, if Emirates Vacations doesn't have a hotel in Toronto, the chatbot won't suggest a hotel in Toronto.