PYMNTS asked what AI would actually change about using a smartphone. Michael Hasse of Itwerx gave them the practical version rather than the visionary one.
The near-term, unglamorous wins
“Better speech recognition for assistants like Siri, higher quality translation services, and improved environmental awareness for automation, such as adjusting ring volume based on background noise or location, are just a few examples.”
None of that is a headline. All of it is the kind of change people actually notice day to day.
The bigger shift is in how people find things
The article describes AI acting as a “super virtual assistant”, working through millions of search results to find the exact product someone is after:
“The implications for commerce are limitless. Instead of flipping through a few pages of results and settling on something ‘good enough’ which has gotten prime placement due to advertising dollars, AI will find exactly what you need.”
Read the full article at PYMNTS.
Itwerx Corp is a service-disabled veteran-owned small business providing IT services across Seattle, Bellevue, Everett and Snohomish County. This is the kind of thing our business process analysis work deals with – talk to us about yours.
