AI’s capacity to consume, assimilate and use massive datasets from numerous resources is the driving force behind significant advancements in most industries. AI-driven technologies provide deeper data insights to improve health care outcomes and optimize operational processes in manufacturing, for example. AI technologies to improve security outcomes are also being deployed to detect and prevent cyberattacks. While these AI use cases differ in their procedures and goals, the common denominator is the value of leveraging data intelligence.
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