Even before the coronavirus pandemic, artificial intelligence (AI) was already growing at a fast rate. For instance, IDC predicted in 2019 that the spending on AI technologies would grow three-fold by 2023. With the coronavirus pandemic, the potential of this technology in healthcare and other industries has become apparent. In just about six months of 2020, a rapid digital transformation saw companies shifting and adopting different digital technologies, including AI, in a short time. Even after the pandemic, this is not likely to stop, mainly because AI has proven to reduce the cost of operations and accelerate service delivery.

 Machine learning (ML) is altering the landscape of all segments and industries such as education, transport, healthcare, and entertainment, among others. It will impact operations in other areas such as housing, shopping and cars. This technology is used in robotic process automation and making predictions that give business decision-makers insight regarding operations. As machine learning technology continues advancing, here are some trends that prove that it is changing:

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is now part of almost every industry. From parking systems to smart sensors, AI is promising to alter the way we do things through technologies such as computer vision and machine learning, and others. This technology provides tools that can be used to revolutionize education and training institutions. Its potential in this industry is enormous, ranging from robotic teachers, personalized learning, coaching using artificial intelligence, and automating administrative tasks in schools to reduce the cost of operations and enhance efficiency. Here are some ways in which machine learning may change education: