Q3.
Of the three mentioned, I would say I prefer the unmanned manufacturing centers over the surgical and transportational application of AI/ML.
It is something that is already on its infant stage around the world and hence, can be confidently pushed forward.
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Q2.
Possible futures of AI/ML:
1. Efficient unmanned manufacturing centers
2. Surgeries performed with mere supervision and no direct action from the surgeons, using bots.
3. Driverless cars and automated transport service
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I believe the future of automation is bright. Working on automation tools have helped me understand how they impact the total work time. Even if the initial setup consumes time, automation is very beneficial, in the times to come
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#Zomato is an Indian online food delivery app, which I believe has disrupted the food services industry with its attractive discounts and delivery speed. Why go out when you can get the same food delivered to the convenience of one's home!
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Q3.
Microsoft, with Strong Angel III has brought forward the advantages of a public-private partnership. It has used cloud services to improve resource allocation and alert-response time.
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Q2.
Blurring the boundaries of the market they operate on, helps companies expand their presence in new service fields. Thjs blurring promotes innovation and improved service quality. Example of #Uber, starting #UberEats comes to mind here.
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Q3
The consumers do have agency, when they utilise the power of choice, awareness about how cookies work and making decisions on a need/want basis. There is little control over data usage, but we can be mindful about the links and permission we click and consent to.
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Q2:
For businesses, a simple internet search about a product is enough of a trace to use as an insight. That one simple action leads to advertisements, popups and suggestions across all of our digital media.
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Q1
The advantages of data from wearables are unquestionably greater for businesses than for individuals. While customers only profit in the short term, the data gathered increases in value for businesses who plan to store or sell it.
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Data enables targeted advertisements, product customisations/upgrades and engagement. This is relevant in shaping proper marketing strategies, so that the right products and services reach the right demographic.
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Willing owners can monetise on their data just like getting paid for surveys. This enables the owners to determine how much of their data can be available to others. Sometimes privacy is the most valuable offer one can get on their data.
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Q2
Workers and consumers should be able to own their data. This could encourage them to be aware of how their data used and how companies monetise on them and also reduce malpractices that revolve around such data.
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Q1
Algorithms can determine how much effort is required from the gig workers.
The algorithms determine the engagement rate and notify the workers towards the busier hours, that will require their attention. Several algorithm factors affect work rate of such workers
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Q3.
The opportunity to study/work from home and online grocery/essentials shopping are two things that has gained popularity amidst this pandemic.
These services enable us to stay in the comfort of our hone and that is something I have come to appreciate.
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Q2.
The most recent controversy would be the leaking of loads of personal data through vaccine registration apps in many parts of the world. These incidents stresses on the importance of proper data handling and security.
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Q1.
Data has become the core business for almost every existing brand/company out there, but if I had to name one, it will be #Instagram under the ownership of data driven #Meta#facebook
The content and ads get personalised based on our search history.
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