Offline AI Revolution Awaits Smartphones

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- March 23, 2017 at 3:06 am #2779
  
  Nnamdi Onwumere
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  Phys.org/AFP, 2/27/2017
  
  Phone manufacturers are attempting to make handsets operate offline by using artificial intelligence (AI) and faster processors. This could let handsets use data already stored to operate. Some companies are focusing on AI technologies that let handsets perform tasks before the user does. For example, Neura, a startup from California uses an AI that takes data from user’s routine behaviors and then makes predictions on what the users next steps are. Handsets that operate offline and perform tasks before the user does become more helpful and user interactive.
  
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