When will artificial intelligence computers replace traditional computers in the business?

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Nonetheless, according to Hasan, “although artificial intelligence computers are promising, they might not become mainstream as rapidly as some forecast.” Obstacles include the steep cost of integrating artificial intelligence chips, unproven typical usage scenarios, and concerns regarding data confidentiality and artificial intelligence abuse. However, “the current excitement implies that artificial intelligence-driven computing will ultimately become a fundamental component of the future, even if the shift takes longer than the optimists suggest.”

Instead of being inert tools, artificial intelligence computers are formulated to predict requirements, automate repetitive activities, and make choices based on user behaviors, noted Jon Morgan, CEO and leader of business advisory organization Venture Smarter.

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