With the development of microchips smaller than a penny that can store machine learning algorithms, many commonplace things, from shoes to microwaves, may soon have artificial intelligence integrated into them.
Your shoes will eventually figure out that you put on five pounds over the holidays and will modify the cushioning appropriately. The workers’ safety helmets will sense when they’re exhausted and prompt them to take a break, according to Yubei Chen, co-founder of the AI business Aizip.
When it comes to artificial intelligence, big models like ChatGPT need a lot of processing power and huge data centers to run, while little AI tools that can gather, store, and analyze data can fit on whatever device is utilizing the tech.
Aizip found that with the help of small AI devices, we might soon have smart refrigerators that can tell you how many calories are in the food inside, ovens that can determine what temperature to cook food at depending on what kind of food it is, and coffee makers that can recognize your face and make you a personalized drink.
A human activity tracker that utilizes AI to capture and analyze motion data was one of the tiniest systems the business produced. It was stored on a chip smaller than a penny and had enough capacity to accommodate other apps.
Pervasive AI, the idea that almost anything may become sentient, requires little machine learning skills.
Among the other AI systems that the business may develop are those that can detect human voices in noisy environments, monitor pipeline data for leaks or integrity concerns, and analyze data from both ground-based and satellite-based sensors to follow wild animals.
By analyzing massive amounts of data, artificial intelligence may learn people’s search habits and tailor results to their needs. The more people use their gadgets and the more intelligent AI becomes, the more customizable it will be for consumers.
Because of this, it will be much simpler for your small company to target a specific demographic.
At least in the near run, some industry insiders think that artificial intelligence will increase employment opportunities as technology becomes more widely used in the workplace.
