Activity 11 LITE

Read Module 11 and describe the following:

1. Artificial Intelligence
 Today, everyone is discussing about and employing artificial intelligence (AI). Individuals and
corporations alike are utilizing AI for a variety of benefits, from boardrooms to factory floors,
contact centers to logistics fleets, and governments to venture capitalists. AI technologies are
assisting people in doing things more efficiently, whether it's using a digital assistant to
automate jobs or virtual employees at a business to help address a customer issue. The
simulation of human intelligence processes by machines, particularly computer systems, is
known as artificial intelligence. Expert systems, natural language processing, speech recognition,
and machine vision are some of the specific uses of AI. AI is employed in a wide variety of
everyday applications. Voice-powered digital assistants, product recommendations, maps and
directions, mobile check deposits, and other applications are powered by AI technologies.
2. Data Science
 Data science is the process of preparing data for analysis, which includes cleansing, aggregating,
and modifying data in order to undertake advanced data analysis. The results can then be
reviewed by analytic applications and data scientists to uncover patterns and provide company
leaders with informed insights. In a nutshell, data science is an interdisciplinary branch of study
that uses data for various research and reporting objectives to draw insights and meaning from
that data. Data science necessitates a diverse set of talents, including statistics, business
acumen, computer science, and others. It entails creating ways for recording, storing, and
analyzing data to derive usable information. For example, a corporation with petabytes of user
data may employ data science to devise efficient methods of storing, managing, and analyzing
the data.
3. Internet of Things
 The Internet of Things (IoT) refers to a network of physical objects known as "things" that are
implanted with sensors, software, and other technologies in order to communicate and
exchange data with other devices and systems over the internet. IoT applications are used in a
variety of industries, including automotive, telecommunications, and energy. Smart houses
outfitted with smart thermostats, smart appliances, and connected heating, lighting, and
electronic gadgets, for example, can be managed remotely via computers and smartphones in
the consumer market. The Internet of Things refers to the network interconnection of all
everyday objects, many of which are intelligent; it is a platform for teams that communicate
electronically and share specific information and data with the world around them, combining
physical and digital components to create new products.
4. Robotic Process Automation
 Robotic process automation (RPA) is a software technology that enables the creation,
deployment, and management of software robots that mimic human activities while dealing
with digital systems and software. RPA is used to automate a variety of supply chain tasks,
including as data input, predictive maintenance, and after-sales assistance. RPA is utilized in a
variety of industries to automate repetitive, high-volume processes. RPA is used by
telecommunications firms to configure new services as well as the accompanying billing systems
for new accounts. RPA is a software-based technique that uses software robots to simulate
human execution of a business process. This means that it executes the task on a computer,
employs the same interface as a human worker, clicks, types, opens apps, and employs
keyboard shortcuts.
5. Virtual Reality
 Virtual reality (VR) is a type of graphical user interface that displays a computer-generated
immersive, three-dimensional, interactive environment that can be accessed and manipulated
using stereo headphones, head-mounted stereo television goggles, and data-gloves. Virtual
reality, abbreviated as VR, is a technology that generates a virtual environment. People interact
with these settings by wearing VR goggles or other mobile devices, for example. It is a computer-
generated simulation of an environment or 3-dimensional image in which people can interact in
a way that appears real or physical.
6. Augmented Reality
 Augmented reality (AR) is a digitally augmented version of the real physical environment created
by the use of digital visual elements, music, or other sensory stimulation given through
 technology. It is a developing trend among organizations active in mobile computing and, in
particular, commercial apps. Augmented reality, sometimes known as AR, is a technology that
displays virtual objects and information in our range of vision. If I am looking at a street and aim
my smartphone at it, it may provide me with additional information, such as the names of cafes,
gyms, dentists, and so on.
7. Human Augmentation
 Human augmentation is a branch of science that seeks to improve human capabilities through
medicine or technology. Historically, this has been accomplished by taking chemical substances
that improve a specific aptitude or by implanting implants that necessitate medical procedures.
The term "human augmentation" refers to technology that boost human productivity. It also
helps to improve or repair the human body's or mind's capacities. Its purpose is to improve both
the cognitive and physical aspects of the human experience.
8. Automation Driving
 In certain circumstances, an automated driving system (ADS) on the vehicle can conduct all
driving functions and monitor the driving environment - essentially, do all of the driving. In those
circumstances, the person does not need to pay attention. An autonomous car employs a
completely automated driving system to adapt to external conditions that a human driver would
control. Autonomous driving can also do this by eliminating human behaviors that produce
roadblocks, notably stop-and-go traffic. Another potential benefit of automated driving is that
persons who are unable to drive due to issues such as age or disability may be able to use
automated automobiles as more convenient transportation methods.
9. 3D printing
 3D printing, also known as additive manufacturing, is a technique for generating three-
dimensional objects layer by layer from a computer-generated design. 3D printing is an additive
method that involves building up layers of material to form a 3D component. As a result, 3D
printing wastes less material. 3D printing, often known as advanced, is the process of creating
three-dimensional components from CAD files. It mimics the biological process by layering
material to build a physical element. 3D printing allows you to create practical shapes while
utilizing less material than traditional production processes.
10. Intelligent Applications
 Intelligent apps are applications that generate predictions and suggestions based on historical
and real-time data from user interactions and other sources, resulting in personalized and
adaptive user experiences. When an intelligent app is utilized, it learns more and using
predictive analytics to quickly react to the information it gets. Intelligent apps process massive
quantities of data using built-in machine learning algorithms to continuously enhance
performance. Voice assistants such as Siri, Google Assistant, and Alexa are examples of
intelligent software. As companies like Google, Apple, and Oracle continue to invest in these
applications, a large number of employments will be created in the future.