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Liu Yijing , CTO, Beijing PERCENT Technology Group
Companies around the world are speeding up the digital and intelligent transformation, focusing more and more on business intelligence.
Firstly, the fusion of data, technology and scenario.
Secondly, increasingly emphasize on real-time of application.
With the acceleration of digital transformation, more and more application scenarios need to respond in time, even in real time. It is urgent to change from T+1 to T+0, which requires high infrastructure and data technology.
The third trend is comprehensive interactive penetration of AI.
Self-help customer service has gradually replaced people's repetitive work, we can get quickly the desired answer in the machine answer way. When data intelligence technology is gradually applied in various fields, non-professionals can also use data intelligence to assist decision-making.
Interaction is more and more natural, flexible and efficient between man and machine, between man and organization and between organization and organization, which requires technology to creatively overcome sensory barriers such as time, space, language, vision, hearing, touch and smell.
The fourth is machine automation and autonomy.
In fact, AI in essence is to constantly summarize the rules, with more and more data precipitation, the machine presents the trend of autonomous evolution, help people to make more choices and judgments. Autonomy is reflected in the system's ability to carry out some tasks in the closed loop of perception, cognition, decision and action after proper authorization.
The fifth is the edge computing empowering data privacy protection.

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