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    Co-Existence of Data Science and AI in Enterprises

    By Apac CIO Outlook | Thursday, January 01, 1970
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    Artificial intelligence (AI) is in a state of continuous growth and businesses are trying to decipher their AI investments within their working periphery alongside their data science investments. In their coexistence, AI, data science, and machine learning are deeply correlated.  Akin to data science and AI, predictive analytics draws a pathway to machine learning, which in its next step becomes deep learning the foundational block of AI. Now it is difficult to say that how businesses are going to derive benefits from advanced analytics. With AI implementation though oftentimes the thrust will be on becoming a cognitive business, it is well known that AI’s efficacy is more pronounced in purpose-built applications, taking one step at a time instead of a company-wide endeavor. 

    Still, many companies are in the stage of leveraging data science to improve their performances and create new business opportunities. But only hiring an efficient data scientist cannot bring guaranteed results but all efforts should focus on initiating the necessary steps to support data science from across the entire organization.

    However, AI has the capability to elevate enterprises by transforming the working ways, keeping digital assets secured, increasing collaboration and optimizing innovations. Enterprise AI is moving rapidly beyond reality and has turned out to be one of the most important technical aspects of the time.

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