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AI – the technology will be “dissolved” in a mass of software and hardware, but not everyone will care about the technology behind the voice assistant inside the phone. “For most of us, AI will remain invisible,” says Bui. But for businesses, this is dangerous, as they may be left in the dark about how AI is changing industries, markets, or business models.

Rail echoes this sentiment: “AI will be hidden behind the scenes when it’s built into apps. Users will likely not even know it’s there. A tech company that wants to have a serious market position needs to drop the flirtation and embrace AI. If it doesn’t embrace AI, it’s losing its competitive advantage.”

Vladimir Bezmaly | 13.12.2018
- Hello, Potapych!

- Hello, Hare! What did you want?

- This is some kind of nonsense. I can’t understand. Can you help?

- I don't know, but I'll try. What happened?

— Yesterday I was sitting with my neighbor, and suddenly she kazakhstan whatsapp data a push notification from Google Maps “You received a free prize from Google” and a link.

— It’s strange, of course. Why would Google send out any prizes? They’re doing well as is. So what next?

— When she clicked on the link, it turned out to be from a user named You Have Received a Free Prize, and Maps offered to share a location with him. I offered to block him, and that was it. Have you ever encountered this? I wonder what happens if a gullible user continues?

— Good question. I don’t know. I think most users refuse to provide their data. However, there will be those who agree to indicate their location. Mostly, apparently, those who decide that notifications are sent by nearby stores for advertising purposes. I don’t yet understand who sends them and why, but I think you gave the right advice.