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The complexity and influx of data in healthcare means that Artificial Intelligence (AI) will increasingly be applied within the health sector. Several types of AI are already being employed by providers of care and life sciences companies. The key categories of applications involve diagnosis and treatment recommendations, patient engagement and adherence, and administrative activities. Although there are many situations during which AI can perform healthcare tasks better than humans, implementation …

Set against the backdrop of a continuing health crisis, governments and organisations are reinvigorating conversations about how smart city technologies can be leveraged to mitigate or avoid future disruptions. In particular, the focus is on how critical data can be used to anticipate events and allocate resources to help build urban resiliency. The pandemic has brought forward new perceptions into the long-term sustainability of urban metropolises and their rapid urbanisation. …

Over time, the real estate sector has marked significant economic importance. As large as the real estate sector is, it is considered equally sophisticated. Despite being one of the latest sectors to adopt innovation, technology has undoubtedly added a new dimension to the industry. The introduction of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology revolutionized the whole industry, bringing real estate properties, innumerable housing societies, diverse housing types, changing market trends, different agents, …

A recent report of World Bank titled Digital Pakistan in Covid-19 Environment advocates for IT and IT enabled services, automation and artificial intelligence, which can play a more prominent role to put the economy of Pakistan back on track. In this regard, Telenor International Research Report emphasizes use of artificial intelligence and digitization for all times to come, in view of the large number of workforce, both in public and …

The first industrial revolution was initiated in 18th century in which new manufacturing processes were introduced with the help of steam-powered engines. Then, in late 19th century the world went through the Second Industrial Revolution which is also called Technological Revolution. This revolution was characterized with a boom in the manufacturing industry and mass production with help of scientific applications. Moving ahead, Electronics and Information Technology were responsible for drifting …