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Financial Services
At the end of the day financial services is a flow of information - albeit one heavily hedged with regulatory, security and legal safeguards. Whilst some financial service firms are investing heavily in transformation - even going so far as to rebrand themselves as “technology firms” - the industry largely remains tied to legacy data systems and historic approaches to business. Multiple new players are emerging in this space - and AI is a key underlying technology driving this.
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Healthcare
AI is already changing healthcare in multiple ways. Most eye-catchingly it is delivering physician-level diagnoses - the potential of scaling this may be especially transformative in the huge areas where doctors are unavailable. But it also offers the potential to jump start stalling medical research, offer personalised treatment and lifestyle plans and to optimise provider service delivery. In an ageing world where there is a limit to the resources deployable against an unlimited demand artificial intelligence will be a key weapon in the struggle to bring netter health to all.
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Professional Services
The lurid headlines suggest that traditionally white collar jobs in professional services are especially at risk from AI. Whilst there is currently limited evidence to suggest that the impact in the foreseeable future will be any greater than that of the spreadsheet on the late 20th Century the automation of key information processing will impact on professional services. Those jobs that require judgement will flourish - the challenge may be for the apprenticeship processes that currently deliver the trained judgement makers. Should AI in professional service really take off then the likely impact of lowering costs, and prices, should lead to greater consumption of the product offered. A number of start-ups are already exploiting this opportunity in legal services for example.
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Technology
Different players are adopting different strategies but the roll out of cloud services, and the mapping AI tools offered, looks set to be a key area for financial returns for investors in AI in the coming years. Currently its a scale game from players like Microsoft and AWS but the growing differentiation of data chips offers new opportunities. Meanwhile, AI is emerging as the apex, organising technology enabling the next wave of innovation - blockchain, IoT and so on. Concerns that the pace of growth of compute power necessary for the current emerging generation of artificial intelligence tools is slowing (Moore’s Law) are likely to prove unfounded.
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Telecommunications
Increasing numbers of data-intensive services powered by AI will help power demand for the next generation of telecoms services. The heaviest users of data services - for example, video streaming services - are typically heavy users of AI - and new AI-powered consumer or transportation devices will remain heavily bandwidth-reliant, whatever the final state of the edge / cloud computing mix. Meanwhile, infrastructure investment will be further optimised by AI tools.
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