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    Which Tech Companies Are Investing In AI?

    npsnps5 August 2020Updated:26 June 2024
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    Want to find out which tech companies are investing in AI? Here are just a few of the most popular ones that you might know.

    AI is offers valuable applications for individuals and entire industries and, already, there are plenty of big companies who have seen the benefits of this kind of investment. If you want to know which tech companies are investing in AI then, make sure you keep on reading to find out more.

    Google

    One of the biggest tech companies investing in AI is Google. AI has been used by Google for many years already; it underpins the complex algorithms used to optimise the organisation of search results, and there is still plenty more to come. In the future, you can expect a lot from AI when it comes to Google, especially thanks to all the research and learning systems put in place just now to find out more about AI and how useful it can be.

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    Tech Entrepreneurs

    Tech entrepreneurs are investing millions into AI technology and robotics-based ventures. Investors such as Tej Kohli, along with many other entrepreneurial tech businesses, are seeing the unrivalled potential that AI holds for business, and improving everyday life. AI can be utilised across a wide range of industries such as biotech, education, e-commerce and fintech, which is why it has taken centre stage for so many investors.

    Apple

    One of the other big tech companies investing in AI is Apple and it is not hard to see why when you think of just how up to speed Apple is with the latest tech. AI is used in more ways than what you might expect across Apple including fraud identification in App Store to battery optimisations and more. Not only is Apple using AI but, it is also investing in AI start-ups across the globe. Some of the things you could expect from Apple in the future when it comes to AI include more use of facial recognition along with voice recognition.

    Amazon

    The next big tech company investing in AI is Amazon. As you will have already guessed, Amazon is up to speed with the latest tech from the recommendation’s engine installed to the warehouse robots, not to mention the Alexa voice intelligent assistant. But, how is Amazon going to use AI technology? So far, Amazon has opened a shop in Seattle which is powered by AI called Amazon Go, which is set to change the way we shop and pay forever.

    Keep This in Mind

    As you can see, there are a lot of big names as well as small tech businesses all investing in AI to help their business keep up with the latest trends. AI is improving may businesses and providing many new opportunities which is why is it is such a popular investment to make. Now you know which tech companies are investing in AI, make sure you keep this information in mind and do some more research.

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