Browsing: AI & Automation

The next world order will not begin with a peace treaty or a handshake on the White House lawn. It is already being built – in data centers, undersea cables, chip factories and the code that runs power grids, hospitals and armies. The only question is who will write its rules.

Artificial intelligence is anticipated to significantly enhance the long-term prospects of industrial robotics and automation. Manufacturers may experience reduced benefits compared to their customers, as equipment utilization increases. Global industrial robot installations have increased markedly, driven by labour shortages and productivity needs. AI improvements are projected to further expand automation capabilities before achieving full autonomy.…