“Operators, when they are given decisions or recommended decisions, can track and trace why the machine recommended a certain decision, and what the conditions were that triggered those recommendations. On the other hand, as we all know, when we use ChatGPT and most other AI tools, you don’t know why they recommend that solution or the answer to you. It’s a black box, and you can’t trace back on those conditions.”- Leonard Lee, Beyond Limits
“Quantum computing can help our efforts to promote sustainability. Because quantum computers outperform classical computers by doing more in less time (thereby using less energy), conservation of resources becomes more possible. Further, by performing complex calculations at unprecedented speeds, quantum computing can be applied to the task of optimizing energy consumption to help reduce energy waste and improve overall energy efficiency.” – AJ Abdallat, Beyond Limits
“Skills and aptitudes go beyond degrees and accomplishments. There is also value in the human experience that’s acquired by simply existing as an individual. The unique, individual experiences of people from different backgrounds and walks of life only become valuable to us all when we incorporate them into our creative efforts. Coding, development and tech principles are universal, but an individual’s background never is.” – AJ Abdallat, Beyond Limits
“Integrating DevOps into the company as a whole is a practice that can fully maximize the value of technology across the entire organization. Traditionally a combination of IT operations and software development, DevOps should be an organization wide methodology that goes beyond these two sectors to create value for all departments.” – AJ Abdallat,Beyond Limits
“Fleet management can be improved with the help of predictive technology such as artificial intelligence. By analyzing historical data, companies can establish fleet operations that are more efficient and cost-effective through such measures as optimizing resources and fuel consumption based on information from relevant data points.” – AJ Abdallat, Beyond Limits
“Much of the conversations about AI revolve around whether it will eventually replace humans. The extent to which that will happen is yet to be seen, but one thing is for certain: hybrid AI will always require human involvement, and that will always call for AI training.”- AJ Abdallat, Beyond Limits
“In 2023, we’ve seen the popularization of tools like ChatGPT for text, Midjourney for image and Gen-2 for video generation, bringing the power of AI into many new industries.”- Mike Krause, Beyond Limits
“Virtual reality can be of huge significance in the healthcare sector. It can allow researchers to viscerally experience what it’s like to be a member of the patient group they are researching, which would aid their work in formulating medication and healthcare solutions for them. If a researcher can experience life as a person who is elderly or as someone going through a specific illness, it can create the conditions for exceptional, personalized research.” – AJ Abdallat, Beyond Limits
“Fiber internet is often lauded as a superior option to cable, but consumers should know that not all fiber service is the same. The only fiber service that is superior to cable is “fiber to the home,” which ISPs rarely provide. Instead, they provide “fiber to the neighborhood”—essentially, shared fiber—which is only marginally faster than cable or, sometimes, just the same speed. Marketing “superior fiber internet” could simply be a money grab by ISPs. – AJ Abdallat, Beyond Limits
“The use of AI in materials discovery and digital chemistry can accelerate the discovery of new materials for more sustainable automation and transportation, as well as more eco-friendly and high-quality consumer goods packaging. Moreover, for battery technologies, it can optimize processes for sustainable energy production and storage and help predict battery performance and stamina.” – AJ Abdallat, Beyond Limits
“By integrating human expertise and knowledge with AI solutions, workers will work more efficiently, and enterprises will be better equipped to make strategic decisions to achieve their business goals.” – Leonard Lee, Beyond Limits
One common cyberthreat is denial of service—a retailer website’s becoming unavailable, whether for buying a product or paying for it. Retailers can implement content delivery networks, which distribute website content across multiple locations. This way, content is not solely accessible from a single location, and if one location breaks down after an attack, the entire business does not crash. – AJ Abdallat, Beyond Limits
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