Generative AI, ChatGPT, Dall-E - it seems everyone's so excited about AI at the moment that they've forgotten all about the hot technology trends of just a short while back. Are The Metaverse And Web3 Still Relevant? This is the nature of the "hype cycle" that those of us who follow the latest developments in technology have become very accustomed to. New ideas get a lot of attention – not always of the right sort – then the excitement dies off when something even newer emerges. But does that mean that they're dead and forgotten?

Web applications, stored on remote servers and delivered over the Internet, allow organisations to carry out tasks without the need to install products locally, while reducing costs. An array of different types of web application is currently available on the market, but one technology that's really proved disruptive in this space is artificial intelligence. Capable of automating manual tasks, AI can lead to smarter decision-making using web applications, speed up operations, and bring other business benefits. Matthijs Aler, CEO of Ohpen, believes the value that can be driven by artificial intelligence in web applications "is highly dependent on the type of web application". He said: "You can turn any successful machine learning model into a web application (such as Google Lens or Google Translate). At the moment the big breakthroughs are related to images and language, so web applications processing these are the most likely to be a valuable use case."

This article will explore how artificial intelligence in web applications has been helping organisations drive value. Web applications, stored on remote servers and delivered over the Internet, allow organisations to carry out tasks without the need to install products locally, while reducing costs. An array of different types of web application is currently available on the market, but one technology that's really proved disruptive in this space is artificial intelligence. Capable of automating manual tasks, AI can lead to smarter decision-making using web applications, speed up operations, and bring other business benefits. Matthijs Aler, CEO of Ohpen, believes the value that can be driven by artificial intelligence in web applications "is highly dependent on the type of web application".