Artificial Intelligence Will Shape the Future of Mobile Apps
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Think of technologies as arrows that keep their noses to the grindstone in order to pierce through the resilient wall of extinction. Some of those technologies turn out to be so powerful that they commence to reform the old way of doing things and offer much easier, and far better solutions. For example, Artificial Intelligence has already become an essential part of almost all the tech leaders, including Google (Google Assistant), Amazon (Alexa), and Apple (Siri).
Most mobile app development companies would be amazed to know that AI has grown to a level that it recognizes what our next actions would be. Unlike years ago, when we used to instruct technology what to do, we are now experiencing the opposite.
Artificial Intelligence Has Already Become Essential In Our Lives
YouTube users are well aware of this fact. Based on the users’ previous actions and subscriptions, YouTube’s AI and machine learning mechanism personalizes the results to such an extent that boredom never comes into the scene.
If we overlook the scenario with a third-person’s eyes, we will find out that the software is actually the entity that’s determining what would we like next, what should we watch next. And we are actually loving the experience because it’s cutting down the tedious task of aimless search for us.
In a nutshell, population is embracing Artificial Intelligence because it is making everything available at people’s dispatch without having them to put considerable efforts. AI is making our lives easier and fun.
AI is Experiencing Continual Innovation
Innovation in business is creating something that is all the raze and making it available for a large sum of the population. AI is one of those things. The history of the past three years highlights that the prices of sensing technologies have drastically come down to the grounds. Moreover, rich, actionable data, advanced statistics & analysis software, and machine learning based CPUs are empowering mobile app development firms to equip their next creations with AI without paying an arm and a leg for it.
How Artificial Intelligence will Revamp Mobile Apps’ User Interface in 2018
If tech-giants such as Google and Amazon have adopted AI in their business product then it doesn’t mean that small-scale businesses can’t embed a smart piece of software in their systems. Depending on the size of the project, Artificial Intelligence can quickly and cheaply be developed to enable businesses to make smart decisions, engage more customers, and lower their costs altogether. The good thing? Developers don’t have to rewrite all the complex code to add simple AI functionality. Instead, they can simply add AI features to the current user interface so as to refurbish the whole mobile app. Here are some examples of how it can work:
1. Behavior-Based Message Generation
The mobile app will automatically capture and analyze the user’s behavior to determine what features catch their attention most. Based on the rich behavioral data retrieved, the app will automatically generate a personalized message to lure user’s attention towards a special feature or a promotional offer.
2. Intelligent Alerts
Conventionally, alerts are generated according to the specified time. Addition of AI can take the approach to a whole new level by making alerts highly personalized. Apps can track usage and speculate the best time to send an alert in order to get the desired results, no matter if it’s maximum engagement or a sale.
3. Apps can be Personal Coaches
There’s an ongoing debate over whether smartphones are making people’s life more lethargic. However, AI can empower mobile apps to be your personality development, workout, or spirituality coach by tracking your phone usage 24X7 and giving you smart lifestyle suggestions based on your interaction history.
4. User-Action Based Gaming
The global video game market touched $70 billion in 2017 and is expected to reach $90 billion by 2020. However, not every gamer is the same. Think about a revolution in gaming when AI-based apps deduct the gamer’s interests and presents him only what he’d possibly enjoy.
All things considered, AI and machine learning are no longer things of the future. However, the level of advancements that apps have witnessed in the recent years is yet to come to hardware, especially for small players. Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 835 processor has a separate module for machine learning and AI. In addition, Google is reported to have developed a mobile processor to handle artificial learning processes. If there’s a right time for small-scale firms to jump in this technology of the future, it’s now.
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Originally published at www.appfutura.com.
