The rapid integration of artificial intelligence into everyday business and personal usage has triggered a myriad of AI use cases thanks to factors, such as the explosion of data and growth of cloud computing.
As a result, AI’s versatility allows it to be applied across various industries, such as healthcare, finance, manufacturing, legal, transportation and education, according to Sudheesh Subhash (pictured, right), vice president of innovation and emerging technology at ePlus Inc.
“AI has been very rapid for the past 12 months,” Subhash said. “From a healthcare perspective, it’s mostly medical imaging analysis. From a finance perspective, fraud deduction, sentiment analysis and portfolio management. In manufacturing, mostly computer revision use cases and building predictive maintenance. There is a lot of interest from legal use cases, mostly around legal research, contract management lifecycle and whatnot. The last one is around education, for personal tutoring, automated grading assistance and optimization of their admission process and whatnot, …