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The future of artificial intelligence.
Securing Customer Trust in the Age of AI
In the age of Artificial Intelligence where the fears of deep fakes reign supreme, customer trust seriously comes under question. It is also true that the blatant misuse of Artificial intelligence is solely responsible for the trust issue. Though AI has several positive roles to play, especially in customer relationship management, it is still tabooed as a killer of the customer trust. At ConvergeHub, we are constantly leveraging the potential of AI to build and design CRM strategy that works.
Paulomi SenguptaPublished about 3 hours ago in FuturismAestas ¤ The Yellow Balloon
As humanity begins to tame the stars above, at what point do a group of colonists turn into a unique, indigenous people who will band together to protect their homeland... no matter what?
The Controversy behind the Humane AI pin
Admittedly, I spend a lot of time on YouTube. Besides the usual funny videos, many channels offer educational and informative videos. I even started dabbling in learning to use Blender for 3D animation, and YouTube has been an invaluable resource to me.
Mohammed DarasiPublished about 23 hours ago in FuturismTop 5 Blockchain Programming Languages in 2024
As we step deeper into 2024, the tech landscape is buzzing more than ever with advancements in blockchain technology. This revolutionary tech is reshaping industries, from finance to supply chain management, requiring a new breed of savvy programmers fluent in the most effective programming languages.
MAID
Maria's tears and screams had no effect on the Animal Control officers. Any adult onlooker would have realized the futility of her pleas, since the AI “brains” of her tormentors had no concept of empathy. Their singular goal was eliminating the problem in the most efficient way possible, before moving on to the next call stored in the Municipal Dispatching Database.
Dana CrandellPublished a day ago in FuturismAdvancing Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance: Synergy of Real-Time Release Testing, Continued Process Validation and Annual Product Quality Review
Guaranteeing safety, efficacy, and quality of drugs stands as utmost priority in the realm of pharmaceuticals. Historically, achieving this has leaned heavily on batch testing, where samples from each production batch undergo rigorous scrutiny before release. Yet, this method faces constraints, such as delays in product availability and the inability to detect certain deviations until after production. To tackle these hurdles, the concept of real-time release testing (RTRT) has emerged, offering the promise of more prompt and effective release of pharmaceutical products. At the core of RTRT lies continued process validation (CPV), facilitating ongoing assessment and assurance of product quality throughout the manufacturing process. Additionally, Annual Product Quality Review (APQR) plays a pivotal role in providing comprehensive evaluation of product quality over time, complementing CPV and RTRT endeavours.
Prashant UpadhyayPublished 2 days ago in FuturismThe Singularity
It is the year 2054. Humans now existed in a dystopian-like society, brought about by their own insistence of relying on the machines to completely do their bidding, to control and order the state of their existence.
Novel AllenPublished 2 days ago in FuturismWelcome to Your Smart Home: Where Every Day Feels Like Magic
Remember when turning on the lights or checking if you locked the door required you to actually get up? Those days feel like ancient history now that we’re living in the smart home era. It’s not just about flipping switches or pressing buttons; it’s about walking into a home that knows exactly what you need, almost as if it’s reading your mind. Let's dive into how this tech isn’t just cool—it’s reshaping our everyday lives.
Mysterious MathPublished 3 days ago in FuturismWhen Ai rules the world
Within the domains of science fiction, the idea of counterfeit insights (AI) usurping humanity's dominance could be a well-trodden way. From the inauspicious HAL 9000 in "2001:
Elorm Peter GbadagoPublished 3 days ago in FuturismFrom Revenue-Driven to Customer-Centric real quick
From Revenue-Driven to Customer-Centric real quick - The future of branding lies in these trends- Current Branding Trends 2024
Hridya SharmaPublished 5 days ago in FuturismStreets Of The Blade Runners
Fog blanketed the city like a shroud, the cold mist clinging to everything in sight. The rain had long since stopped, but the streets were still slick with moisture, reflecting the neon lights of Blade Runner. The city that never slept was even quieter tonight, a fitting atmosphere for Malcolm Hammer’s line of work. He sat in the dim light of his cluttered office, the scent of stale cigarettes and old books filling the air. His desk was covered in files, each one a testament to the mysteries he’d solved over the years. But today, something different awaited him. A single letter, addressed in a feminine handwriting, lay atop the pile. As Malcolm Hammer, Private Eye, reached for the letter, he knew his life was about to change.
Victor Robinson IIPublished 6 days ago in FuturismEnhancing Product Quality Review through Automated Excursion Handling in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
Effective excursion handling is vital in pharmaceutical manufacturing to maintain product quality and regulatory compliance. Integrating technological solutions into Product Quality Review (PQR) workflows offers a comprehensive approach to address deviations promptly and efficiently. By automating excursion handling processes within the PQR framework, pharmaceutical companies can ensure timely resolution of issues, enhance product quality, and streamline regulatory compliance.
Prashant UpadhyayPublished 7 days ago in Futurism