The global Automotive Cybersecurity Market size is projected to grow from USD 2.0 billion in 2021 to USD 5.3 billion by 2026, at a CAGR of 21.3%. Increasing incidents of cyber-attacks on vehicles and massive vehicles recalls by OEMs have increased awareness about automotive cybersecurity among OEMs globally. Moreover, increasing government mandates on incorporating several safety features, such as rear-view camera, automatic emergency braking, lane departure warning system, and electronic stability control, have further opened new opportunities for automotive cybersecurity service providers globally. As a result, there are various start-ups present in the automotive cybersecurity ecosystem. Government initiatives toward building an intelligent transport system have also further escalated the demand for cybersecurity solutions all over the world.

In the last two years, we have seen a consistent expansion in our percent of readership in India. Since the mid 90s, the IT and ITeS services segment in India has been critical to its economy in the end developing to account 7.7% of India's GDP in 2016. While trying to profit by this foundation, the current Indian administration reported in February 2018 that the administration think-tank, National Institution for Transforming India (NITI) Aayog (Hindi for Policy Commission), will lead a national program on AI concentrating on research. This improvement comes on the heels of the launch of a Task Force on Artificial Intelligence for India's Economic Transformation by the Commerce and Industry Department of the Government of India in 2017. The business pioneers concur that artificial intelligence has positively grabbed the eye of the Indian government and the tech community lately.

Nothing is surprising about this list. Despite splashy claims that this place or that is the "new Silicon Valley," the real Silicon Valley is still the place to be. According to the latest report from Burning Glass, California, by far, is still hiring the most AI experts in terms of real numbers, followed by New York, Texas, and Massachusetts. Environmental issues and the perception of unfriendliness to business, and yet people still look to California as the nation's supreme tech hub. You have to look back at the history of the tech spread.

Fintech or Financial technology is the industry that delivers traditional financial services in a technical manner. The industry has been there for a long time but made significant growth in the previous few years. New cryptocurrencies and payment solutions are surfacing, and the industry is projected to make significant growth of $309.98 billion at an annual growth rate of 24.8% through 2022. All this growth is due to huge customer value from consumers around the world. As the competition of FinTech is with a decades-old industry the need to retain loyal customers is important.

The latest report titled global Artificial Intelligence Platform Software market includes the comprehensive study of the present market scope and based on the research that is being carried out the analysts at The Research Insights state that the newest developments that are presently affecting the changing scenario products and services that have high rankings and great feedback are described wisely. The Artificial Intelligence platform provides tools and technologies to build applications with AI-rich capabilities. The algorithms used for formulating the AI platform provide logical models for application developers to fabricate various innovative applications with capabilities, such as speech and voice recognition, text recognition, and predictive analytics. The factors likely to drive the Artificial Intelligence platform market are the substantial increase in data generation, high demand for AI-based solutions, the need to enhance customer experience, and the increasing operational efficiency & reduced cost that AI platforms offer. Among end users, the BFSI segment is projected to have the largest share, while healthcare is expected to have the highest growth rate during the forecast period.

The words "artificial intelligence" often conjure up a sense of fear and apprehension. Fear for the unknown possibilities of AI, fear for the AI-fueled dystopian images brought about by movies like The Terminator, and most practically, fear for the possibility that AI will someday take our jobs. This fear is neither new nor totally unfounded. As with any disruptive technological invention, faster, more efficient machines are bound to replace human workers. However, those who fear AI will take their jobs can rest a little easier knowing they will at least have the potential to find a new job.