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    AI and Low/ No Code Combination Opening Up To a New Zenith

    Apac CIOOutlook | Friday, October 28, 2022
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    A hand-in-hand collaboration between AI and low-code, no-code platforms opens a zeal in applications with enhanced flexibility and stability.                        

    FREMONT, CA: Low-code and no-code programming are gaining momentum in the business sector where artificial intelligence (AI) has already managed to create its own unique identity via mainstream enterprise acceptance. Though the initiatives have broad discrimination based on the data stack spheres they inhabit, they frequently facilitate symbiotic approaches for a vast and efficient streamlining of data processes, such as product development criteria. Generally, low-code and no-code platforms are intended to promote a simple process in the applications and services networking that would likely entertain non-programmers who are well acquainted with an application's usage. That is, a person with distinct knowledge of the application, when creating tools for its initiation, could come up with more creative ideas via modular, interoperable functions that suit the required particulars. Combining this efficient technology with AI enables a productive enterprise workforce in the sector.

    The flow of venture capital in low-code and no-code platforms and AI is accelerating as the domain's innovation frontiers emerge with diverse platform ideologies such as drag-and-drop deploying open-source AI models. This developed measure applies to all users, be it a novice, an intermediate, or an expert, as it enables organisations to construct new tools with distinct intelligence and quick production. Similarly, it fosters increased collaboration among users for the meticulous expansion and integration of emerging data capabilities. This, in turn, facilitates building platforms with increased efficiency and productivity. Moreover, the applications developed via these low-code or no-code platforms facilitate more tailored solutions in healthcare, supply chain management, and various sectors, respectively.

    AI’s role in the sector is highly influential, much like in other sectors that record repetitive tasks in development processes such as performance testing, QA, and data analysis. Though the platform lies in an early stage of growth, in recent scenarios, big tech players are leveraging AI sources in data anonymization and UI development. It facilitates diminishing the existing skills shortage, which is often labelled as a barrier to achieving an increased productivity status. However, addressing an optimised AI-empowered development chain takes various practical concerns into account, while abstracting code into composable modules often introduces latency into the process. In addition, AI’s capability of gravitating towards mobile and web applications is likely to surge owing to the drifts followed by delays. Back-office applications that typically take several hours to develop have no benefit accountability in this enhanced low-code no-code development.

    Collaborations with predefined modules often reshape low-code platforms’ flexibility criteria, and thus, AI utilises cases that are highly dependent on data and are easily accessible to track storage, conditioning, and processing capability. Therefore, an authorised and efficient functioning AI model critically deploys customised code and low-code templates with an increased cost. This dichotomy also impacts crucial functions like training and maintenance owing to increased flexibility in AI in the low or no-code rigidity for easy accessibility and building of applications.

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