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This week, Steve was featured on Schwab Network hosted by Nicole Petallides, where he discussed tech and A.I. trends in focus. Steve notes that MSFT, META, and GOOGL are working to build the largest possible knowledge bases with factors that could differentiate competitors in the A.I. space. Steve also discusses AI and the future of work.

This article explains how machine learning can be a useful tool for marketers. Machine learning helps analyze data to understand customers and create targeted marketing campaigns. Marketers can segment customers, automate tasks, and optimize campaigns using machine learning. However, machine learning is a tool and requires human input to be successful.

This article explains how machine learning can be a useful tool for marketers. Machine learning helps analyze data to understand customers and create targeted marketing campaigns. Marketers can segment customers, automate tasks, and optimize campaigns using machine learning. However, machine learning is a tool and requires human input to be successful.

This article argues current AI (machine learning) is limited. Manufacturers need next-level AI (Autonomous Decision Science) to optimize their value chain. ADS uses data to make decisions and respond to disruptions faster than competitors, giving manufacturers a market advantage.

AI is becoming essential for retailers as it helps with decision-making, inventory management, and customer experience. AI can also reduce wait times and optimize media spending. Experts say AI is the future of retail.

This article explores the hype around "artificial intelligence" (AI). It argues that AI is more of a marketing term than a reality and that businesses should focus on "cognitive computing" for practical applications like data analysis and decision-making.

Additive manufacturing (3D printing) is revolutionizing manufacturing. It excels in prototyping and customized products but is slow for mass production. Challenges include speed, standardization, and environmental impact. The future looks bright for 3D printing in many industries.

Industry 4.0 is the next industrial revolution driven by AI, robotics, and 3D printing. It will make manufacturing more efficient but will also eliminate some jobs. The article explores ways to attract younger workers to these jobs, including gamification and making factories more data-driven. Existing workers can also be prepared for Industry 4.0 by focusing on continuous learning, problem-solving, and interpersonal communication skills.