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Benefits of Artificial Intelligence
Benefits of Artificial Intelligence
Benefits of Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence (AI) has become a disruptive tool in the healthcare sector,
completely changing how doctors identify, treat, and oversee their patients. AI has created a
variety of benefits possible by utilising sophisticated algorithms and machine learning skills.
One of the most significant benefits of AI is enhanced diagnostic precision and speed.
Healthcare providers may quicker detect and treat illnesses because of AI algorithms' ability
to analyse enormous volumes of data fast and accurately quickly and accurately. For instance,
AI systems may examine X-rays and MRI scans to detect patterns and abnormalities that a
human healthcare expert might overlook. (Moore, 2023) In addition, providing personalised
health information is one of the benefits of AI in healthcare. Since AI has the capacity of
computers to analyse enormous amounts of data swiftly, AI may track certain patient data
more effectively than usual care and give patients personalised suggestions for ensuring their
health. This information can help patients more effectively realise their health and make
more intelligent healthcare decisions. (Dave & Patel, 2023)
Artificial intelligence (AI) techniques like deep learning and computer vision have
shown great promise in developing autonomous systems across various domains. Most of the
various autonomous systems are self-driving systems. Several trials of self-driving car pilot
initiatives have been showcased recently (Rao & Frtunikj, 2018). Deep learning-based
techniques are mostly used for partial tasks in autonomous driving, including environment
perception, routing paths, and even controlling the wheel control (Rao & Frtunikj, 2018).
There are now several car companies that have begun to release and produce vehicles with
autonomous driving. For example, Tesla, Audi, BMW, and Volvo. Their cars are already
widely available on the market. Besides self-driving systems, manufacturers also use
autonomous systems to reduce the workers and the cost of a company. According to Chien et
al. (2020), automated visual inspections, failure identification, and maintenance through deep
learning and advanced cognitive computing technologies are now beginning to be applied in
production systems. Rayhan (2023) said that artificial intelligence enables these robots to
perform complex tasks, adapt to changes in production lines, and optimise efficiency. For
example, they can work alongside human workers to perform repetitive or physically
demanding tasks autonomously while ensuring safety. However, more research is required to
make AI more transparent, robust, and trustworthy. As a result, AI has become an
indispensable tool for developing the next generation of intelligent autonomous systems.
One of the benefits of artificial intelligence in customer service is filling the research
gap regarding the individual and combined impacts of temporal and conversational cues; this
advances knowledge in the disciplines of temporal cues, conversational cues, and stereotypes
(Xu et al.,2023). Researchers, therefore, work to make chatbots more human-like. The
intelligence of chatbots has been updated and demonstrated with advances in cutting-edge
technology, creating a qualitative leap for the benefit of the service of Intelligent Customer
Service Bot (ICSB). For instance, OpenAI's ChatGPT, a language model built on deep
learning is receiving a lot of attention in the field of intelligent customer care. The ability of
ChatGPT to deliver high-quality, human-like responses to user enquiries has been a major
element in its success as it has greatly improved the conversational interaction performance
of intelligent customer service and raised user happiness and loyalty (Peres et al., 2023).
Additionally, hotels can increase operational capacity, save expenses, and provide better
customer service by using voice assistant (VA) technology. Additionally, VA technology has
improved customer service and optimised hotel operations. Using VAs and the creation of
intelligent hospitality and tourist ecosystems, this research encourages transforming
hospitality services. The study should use more research with hotel management to reflect
hoteliers' viewpoints and explore how they regard VAs.Buhalis and Moldavska, (2021).