ORIGINALLY POSTED: 05 OCTOBER 2022
AUTHOR: LEONARD LEE FOR INTERNATIONAL METALWORKING NEWS FOR ASIA
APAC
 
 
Beyond Limits APAC President, Leonard Lee is featured in an interview with International Metalworking News for Asia discussing AI for manufacturing. The interview offers a special focus on how the nature of manufacturing in APAC has changed and how AI will play a role in the future.
 
Combining the best features of technology and human knowledge, Cognitive AI would allow manufacturers to elevate their efforts on their smart manufacturing journey. Digitalization is a “must-have,” and cognitive AI is the key differentiator. There is no doubt we can look forward to the progress of the smart manufacturing industry in the Asia Pacific, while we continue our efforts to shape this dynamic region into the next global smart manufacturing hub.” 
 
 
 
Read the Full Article – HERE.
 
 
 
 
ORIGINALLY POSTED: 12 OCTOBER 2022
AUTHOR: HYDROCARBON PROCESSING
HOUSTON
 
 
Hydrocarbon Processing awarded Beyond Limits with Best Asset Reliability/ Optimization Technology 2022. The awards seek to recognize and honor the midstream and downstream processing industry’s top innovations and innovators. These innovations enable refinery, petrochemical, and gas processing/LNG operators to optimize their operations.
 
 
View the Press Release – HERE.
 
 
 
ORIGINALLY POSTED: 12 OCTOBER 2022
AUTHOR: LEONARD LEE FOR CIO WORLD ASIA
APAC
 
 
Beyond Limits APAC President Leonard Lee is featured in CIO World Asia discussing Cognitive AI for Smart Cities. The interview features a special focus on challenges that smart cities face in achieving their carbon reduction targets on the supply side and the demand side. Smart cities in Southeast Asia are rapidly prioritizing digital investments to address the most urgent issues for municipal authorities. This is due to the ever-growing urban population and the desire for additional digital contact points.
 
By 2025, 30% of cities will use automation to merge the physical and the digital, as well as to enhance remote administration of crucial infrastructure and digital services. This automation will be enabled by artificial intelligence (AI) and other technologies. By 2025, UBS predicts that APAC will account for US$800 billion, or 40%, of the worldwide addressable market growth for smart city initiatives.” 
 
 
 
Download the PDF – HERE.
 
 
 
ORIGINALLY POSTED: 20 SEPTEMBER 2022
AUTHOR: AJ ABDALLAT FOR METASTELLAR
LOS ANGELES
 
 
Can humans and technology learn to work together to benefit the planet? Beyond Limits CEO, AJ Abdallat shares his take in a recent feature from Metastellar. AJ addresses pressing questions around black box AI, the role AI can play in climate change, and a peek into 2050.
 
“…not all solutions keep humans in the dark and finding the right AI platform is key to the spread of this technology. In particular, hybrid artificial intelligence is designed to eliminate the black box issue by clearly displaying the reasoning behind the conclusions it draws. Hybrid AI platforms showcase the data they use to make decisions through readily available and understandable audit trails.”
 
 
Read the Full Article – HERE.
 
 
 
 
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ORIGINALLY POSTED: 20 SEPTEMBER 2022
AUTHOR: AJ ABDALLAT FOR HYPERGRIDBUSINESS
LOS ANGELES
 
 
 
Can humans and technology learn to work together to benefit the planet? Beyond Limits CEO, AJ Abdallat shares his take in a recent feature from Hypergrid Business. AJ addresses pressing questions around black box AI, the role AI can play in climate change, and a peek into 2050.
 
“Human-AI cooperation can accelerate the rate of progress for large-scale efforts to fight climate change by upgrading waste reduction and resource preservation initiatives. In fact, there are already many AI-driven initiatives dedicated to resolving climate issues.”
 
 
Read the Full Article – HERE.
 
 
 
 
LEARN MORE ABOUT BEYOND LIMITS’ HYBRID AI, POWERED BY COGNITIVE CAPABILITIES – HERE.
 
 
 
ORIGINALLY POSTED: 08 SEPTEMBER 2022
AUTHOR: TYLER GALLAGHER FOR AUTHORITY MAGAZINE
LOS ANGELES
 
 
In an interview with Tyler Gallagher of Authority Magazine, Beyond Limits Ari Kamlani discusses his insights on The Future of AI. The interview provides a closer look at Ari’s career path in AI, current projects, and his excitement vs. concerns regarding the future of the industry.
 
“Different communities will associate and value development and progress differently. However, with one of my technology focus areas being around the “Responsible AI” umbrella, with corresponding interest in fairness and equality for marginalized and undeserved communities, I would like to see larger attention brought to individuals needs being served on “similar footing.” This could be from how consumers and business are using technology, or more broadly across specific social and political movements, attaching to ongoing efforts and conversations around climate change and net zero carbon emission.”
 
 
 
Read the Full Article – HERE.
 
 
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ORIGINALLY POSTED: 01 August 2022
AUTHOR: Richard Martin for TECHNATIVE
LOS ANGELES

 

An article by Beyond Limits Richard Martin was recently published in TechNative. The article, Overcoming ESG Measurement and Reporting Nuisances with AI, features a special focus on AI’s role in optimal Environment, Social, and Governance (ESG) reporting. Considering pressures are rising from investors, corporate leaders, and the government, organizations are struggling to meet the needs of all stakeholders. The article takes a close look at the problems with ESG reporting, where exactly AI can help, setting and reporting on ESG goals with AI, and the future of ESG measurement.
 
“There are best practices to consider when it comes to ESG goal setting and measurement that can help companies stay on top of this important task. Thanks to the addition of AI, these once-tedious chores will quickly become parts of a painless, fully automated process. ” 
 
 
Read the Full Article – HERE.
 
 
LEARN MORE ABOUT BEYOND LIMITS’ HYBRID AI, POWERED BY COGNITIVE CAPABILITIES – HERE.
 
 
 
 
ORIGINALLY POSTED: 25 JULY 2022
AUTHOR: RICHARD MARTIN FOR POWER MAGAZINE
LOS ANGELES

 

An article by Beyond Limits Richard Martin was recently published in POWER Magazine. The article, Putting AI to Work for Better ESG Data, featured a special focus on Environment, Social, and Governance (ESG) reporting, considering pressures are rising from investors, corporate leaders, and the government, organizations are struggling to meet the needs of all stakeholders. The article takes a close look at the problems with ESG reporting, where exactly AI can help, setting and reporting on ESG goals with AI, and the future of ESG measurement.
 
“Best practices for creating goals, measuring results, and sharing ESG progress are made simple with the combination of AI and on-hand organization data. Utilities that let AI do the grunt work for their ESG measurements are improving industry-wide ESG data and are in a better position to understand where they stand on their journey to sustainable operations.” 
 
Read the Full Article – HERE.
 
 
TO GET A BETTER LOOK AT ALL THE CRITICAL INDUSTRIES WHERE BEYOND LIMITS’ ENTERPRISE-GRADE AI IS MAKING HUGE IMPACTS, CHECK THEM OUT – HERE.
 
 
 
ORIGINALLY POSTED: 19 JULY 2022
AUTHOR: DANIEL GUTIERREZ FOR insideBIGDATA
LOS ANGELES

 

Beyond Limits was recently recognized as an honorable mention on insideBIGDATA’s IMPACT 50 List for Q3 2022. This list is a compilation of companies that have demonstrated their weight by the way they’re impacting the enterprise through prominent edge products, solutions, services, applications, and more. These companies are the movers and shakers currently making big impacts in the technology areas of big data, data science, machine learning, AI, and deep learning.
 
“Companies (along with their subsidiaries) on the list exhibit technology leadership, strength of offering, proven innovation, positivity of message, quality perception by the enterprise community, sentiment and frequency of social media buzz, high profile of members of the C-suite, and in the case of public companies: positive financial indicators and stock price, plus so much more!”
 
 
Read the Entire Article & See the Full List – HERE.
 
 
READ ALL ABOUT HOW BEYOND LIMITS WAS ALSO RECENTLY HONORED ON AI STARTUPS’ “TOP 100 AI STARTUPS IN USA” LIST – HERE.
 
 
 
ORIGINALLY POSTED: 13 JULY 2022
AUTHOR: STEPHANIE SIMONE for DBTA & BIG DATA QUARTERLY
LOS ANGELES

 

DBTA Magazine and Big Data Quarterly recognized Beyond Limits on their list of Awesome Companies in AI 2022. Innovative companies already have products and services available today to help customers put more data to work. To help their readers attain a more comprehensive awareness around complex AI and other information technology solutions available, as well as their responsibility in tackling real-world obstacles, DBTA and Big Data Quarterly compiled an exclusive list of Awesome Companies in AI for 2022.
 
“Beyond traditional artificial intelligence, Beyond Limits’ software products are powered by award-winning Cognitive AI technology, utilizing a hybrid AI approach that combines data-centric techniques with embedded human knowledge to affirm trust in software-driven decisions, manage operational risk, and drive profitability.”
 
 
Read the Full Article – HERE.
 
 
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ORIGINALLY POSTED: 1 JULY 2022
AUTHOR: AJ ABDALLAT FOR FORBES TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL
LOS ANGELES, CA

 

Artificial intelligence (AI) is thought to be instrumental to the complex phase confronting critical infrastructure and its sectors. Every industry is facing the mounting necessity to become more agile, resourceful and sustainable. As a result of those pressures, entities in charge of systems that are essential in our everyday lives have made substantial strides toward constructive transformation and smarter digital initiatives. Ambitions for smart cities with intelligent critical infrastructure are no exception.
 
Out of the 16 “critical systems” infrastructure sectors defined by the U.S. Cybersecurity Infrastructure and Security Agency (CISA), AI stands to make some of its greatest impacts on energy, power/utilities, manufacturing and healthcare during this transformational stage, which seeks to make our systems as smart as possible. AI is expected to play a foundational role across our most critical infrastructures.
 
However, some are hesitant and concerned that AI isn’t relatable enough to be delegated such an important assignment, asking important questions about whether it’s capable of taking on such vital tasks, collaborative enough to cooperate with humans and trustworthy enough to prove its transparency, reliability and dependability. As the CEO of an AI company making advanced digitalization software products and solutions for critical infrastructure industries, I believe that enabling humans and AI to form a trusting partnership should always be a crucial consideration.
 
 
AI Across Major Critical Infrastructure Systems
 
Whether because of resistance to buy-in by stakeholders that misinterpret AI’s goals or underutilization of proposed solutions—and unrealistic expectations (or simple distrust) around the technology’s ability to solve complex problems—AI adoption and implementation reluctance have been noteworthy obstacles. However, AI has long been proving its value across major industries such as those within critical infrastructure. It’s often at the forefront of driving valuable strategies and optimizing the industry across all operations, largely putting such uncertainties to rest.
 
According to Microsoft CTO Kevin Scott, “You really could transform not just human well-being through the end product of what you’re building. The process of solving the problem could put into place this infrastructure that could also define entire new sectors of the industry and our economic outputs for decades ahead.”
 
In the coming years, AI is positioned to demonstrate its pivotal part in the transformational phase confronting our major industries and could pave important paths for compelling approaches designed to make our critical infrastructure more intelligent. Several examples of AI at work have already presented themselves, yet provide just a glimpse of what we might see in the future.
 
 
Power And Utilities: AI impacts the power grid system through its capacity to absorb usage pattern data and deliver precise calculations of prospective demand, making it a prime technology for grid management. AI can examine massive amounts of data across plants and accurately forecast when surplus energy is available to supply and charge batteries or vice versa.
 
 
Energy: AI works to help the oil and gas industry boost efficiency, elevate resource output, democratize expertise and grow value while decreasing environmental repercussions. AI can support stakeholders in enhancing production and progressing asset upkeep by isolating drilling prospects, examining pipes for issues with remote robotics equipment at the edge and forecasting potential critical equipment wear and tear.
 
 
Manufacturing: AI is digitalizing procedures and delivering instrumental insights across manufacturing. Predictive maintenance solutions engaging sensors and other practical data provide optimization use cases extending from heightened, more simplified documentation tracing to supporting decision-makers through corrective action proposals around equipment preservation, persistent operational challenges and other obstacles concerning sudden strategy departures.
 
 
In terms of the supply chain, the digital transformation of data and widespread sensor examinations can be based on human-readable AI recommendations in cooperation with critical stakeholders. AI can also offer simplified process automation. Heightened holistic visibility around operations can increase predictability, improving corrective responsiveness.
 
 
Healthcare: AI helps tackle healthcare’s currently problematic operational processes that could lead to complex challenges at the point of patient care. AI solutions help yield a more well-rounded understanding of the industry’s most important data. With AI making vast quantities of previously unstructured data immediately understandable to stakeholders, the outcome could be improved prognostic precision and simplified organizational operations, alongside more conscientious patient screening and procedure recommendations. AI implementations have the potential to advance the industry’s methodology, enhancing both medical professional and patient encounters.
 
 
Explainable Is More Trustworthy
 
Successful AI adoption and implementation come down to trust. One path to trusting AI with the digital transformation of critical infrastructure is explainable AI. Explainable AI approaches are established in solutions that deliver intelligible, observable and adjustable audit trails of their actionable advice, often resulting in increased usage from necessary participants.
 
This capability is fundamental for describing corrective recommendations in a human-readable way with clear evidence that mitigates uncertainty and risk. In this way, these solutions are collaborative with humans. AI solutions’ usefulness may be measured by human-usability with their definitive worth equating to their ability to provide humans with usable intelligence so they can make quicker, more precise decisions and develop confidence. Explainable AI helps ensure critical stakeholders aren’t left out of the mix. It facilitates a cohesive correlation between humans and machines, tethered with trust.
 
 
AI And Imminent Intelligent Infrastructure
 
AI solutions are advancing at an accelerated pace, and such solutions are expected to be essential for creating smarter cities and generating the intelligent critical infrastructures of our future. From energy and power/utilities to manufacturing and healthcare, AI helps make our most pivotal systems as efficient as possible. There are boundless opportunities for AI to make a substantial impact across our most fundamental industries. As the technology has matured and established itself with impressive outcomes, adoption and implementation have steadily increased.
 
AI is already all around us, in virtually every part of our daily lives. Where critical infrastructure is concerned, AI is set to be the linchpin for our global strategy around digital transformation efforts. Adoption, implementation and trust challenges can also be mitigated with the use of explainable solutions, now and into our future.
 
 
 
Check out the Article on Forbes – HERE.
 
 
 
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ORIGINALLY POSTED: 30 JULY 2022
AUTHOR: EXPERT PANEL FOR FORBES TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL
LOS ANGELES, CA

 

Forbes featured Beyond Limits CEO AJ Abdallat in an article, sharing 8 Expert Tips for Resolving Common Tech Glitches and Annoyances. The eight industry experts were more than happy to provide some straightforward insights, sharing their knowledge into how to deal with frustrating, though generally common and trivial, tech problems. The feature spotlights some easy remedies that are usually applicable for solving small hiccups — as well as best practices when the need arises to request a bit of support from a specialist.
 
“Simply forgetting (or putting off) computer updates is a common blunder that can cause “glitches.” If your technology, for whatever reason, suddenly doesn’t want to cooperate, restarting the system often works. Users often go several months without rebooting their devices and are then confused as to why everything slows down. Let the machine rest a little here and there—it’s like magic.”  AJ Abdallat
 
 
Read the Full Article – HERE.
 
 
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