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Servers, Clients, Virtual Machines and Other Devices
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Artificial intelligence provides a new opportunity for the development of the next
generation of data centers. With the advancement of technology, the servers require capabilities
to handle the rising demands resulting from a wide range of emerging technologies. Failure to
incorporate the new measures will leave the companies using information technologies in a
disadvantaged position. This includes employing both cloud computing as well as Artificial
their organizations’ servers, which ensured that workloads were fairly spread across data center
increase in data coupled with limited resources, the IT personnel faces multiple challenges in
monitoring workload distribution effectively. However, with the rising of Artificial Intelligence
use, deploying predictive analytic driven management tool can help IT experts, to manage the
programs are capable of optimizing the storage while computing load balance in real-time.
Additionally, since the AI technology keeps improving itself as it learns, so will be the servers,
Similarly, with website designing, Artificial intelligence is changing the way users
interact with various websites. In the era of automation, AI provides much-needed assistance,
such that the program facilitates interaction between the sites and users by providing relevant
information. One of the areas that is already utilizing AI capabilities is the personalization of the
content. This helps by tailoring information to fit into the specificity of the site visitor based on
the keywords used. As a result, it increases user experience as well as improving search
optimization.
The process of integrating Artificial Intelligence and database systems is having a clear
impact, which is shaping the field of computing. The phenomenon is crucial in the development
bits and bytes of information. DBMS, on the other side, is the software the help with the
interaction between the user and other applications in capturing and analyzing data. It allows
accessibility, definition, and update of data using data definition languages as well as data
manipulation language, which are basically declarative languages. Generally, data can be stored
in either structured or unstructured form depending on the functional capabilities of the database
efficient manner which helps by elevating speed, particularly when executing complex problems.
The use of intelligence databases continues to be adopted widely across various industries. There
are two main focus areas in the integration of AI and database, which include intelligent
Intelligent processing information has been the biggest drive-in achieving a knowledge-
based society. Recent developments in the field of research on information processing signify a
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bright future. They involve the study of fundamental theories, advanced technology, and
functionalities. Therefore, artificial intelligence features can be incorporated with DBMS, which
would allow various capabilities such as searching the internet as well as mining significant data
and interpreting the material. Also, adoption of Artificial intelligence allows interpretation of
internet derived data and remote conditional monitoring (Musen et al.). Microsoft is one of the
organizations that has benefitted from the application of AI into its database. For instances, the
organization uses AI to monitor Azure SQL database workload trends constantly, thus applying
Additionally, another area that has gained momentum in relation to AI and databases is
the intelligent aspect of the databases which utilizes AI capabilities. According to Wolff on his
SP theory of computing and cognition, he states the type of “intelligence” expected from
intelligent database systems. He argues that an intelligent database system should be simple and
versatile but capable of integrating and simplifying various AI functions as well as support
necessary models when needed. This includes recognizing patterns, retrieving information, and
forming probabilistic reasoning as well as analysis. All this should happen in unsupervised
capable of predicting the impact of weather on business performance. The system using the
analyses of the data in real-time and applies probabilistic reasoning to predict the future
outcome. This is a good example of the integration of Artificial intelligence with the database
system.
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Organizations and businesses are facing massive challenges to safeguard their data. They
are taking all measures possible to prevent hackers from accessing their information. However,
malicious attacks continue to evolve by becoming more sophisticated with each passing day.
Recently, individuals and businesses were attacked by ransomware dubbed WannaCry, causing
massive losses in terms of finances as well as data. Nevertheless, the progressive cybersecurity
issues that global businesses and organizations are facing can be solved by integrating Artificial
applications now more that never before, which can be attributed to the increase in computing
power and the vast amount of collected data. Unlike humans, AI is capable of analyzing the data
faster, accurately, and precisely, thus preventing real-time threats. Initially, AI was not connected
to the systems. The researchers were more interested in the development of programs to reduce
human work while security experts fixed information outflow. However, nowadays, the
integration of human, security, and AI has grown closer. For instance, the use of CAPTCHA
method represents an integration of artificial intelligence and security, which prevents attacks
from targeted bots. The Turing test requires the end-users to identify themselves by inserting
specific letters or images. Additionally, Google has gone a step further in improving the
automatic character recognition software which can be regarded as a step towards achieving AI
Furthermore, expert systems can be employed to provide cybersecurity. In AI, this refers
to computer software which replicates human decision-making abilities. This is a significant step
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towards achieving knowledge-based systems which are capable of performing tasks in the same
way humans would have completed them. Expert systems consist of two parts, namely;
knowledge base and inference engine, which represents the reasoning part. It analysis the
knowledge base then applies the necessary steps to avert the risk. Additionally, the system can be
used for threat assessment and information security auditing. Due to its sophistication and
accuracy in comparison to human capabilities, then expert systems are more reliable in
identifying and controlling the vulnerabilities (Atymtayeva et al., 4). As a result, they provide the
Similarly, intelligent Agent in one of the areas that continue to develop in the
cybersecurity. Like the expert systems, IA bases its action on learning and acquiring knowledge
to accomplish its objectives. It identifies movements using sensors and proceeds by following up
on the surrounding using actuators. For instance, a reflex machine such as a thermostat is one
good example which utilizes this principle in accomplishing its objectives. Intelligent Agents
have the capabilities of adapting to real-time, which aids in learning new things fast through
interaction and communicating with the environment. Also, its recovery abilities add to its
strengths in addition to storage memory. Therefore, it has planned and reflecting abilities as well
as mobility. In cybersecurity, IA can be used to deal with denial of service attacks (DDoS).
Evidence from a study showed that simulation from IA could effectively prevent DDoS attacks
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