The artificial intelligence industry is unique in that it has evolved to the point of making dramatic impacts across other markets. AI is used to help businesses scale, improve customer experiences, decrease waste and streamline cumbersome tasks. Ventana Research sees the need for AI innovation for the future of technology and the many other industries it influences, but making such tools available to everyone at fairly low costs can be difficult. It is no surprise that nearly two-thirds (62%) of organizations report using machine learning today, and nearly three-quarters (72%) of organizations participating in our research say they plan to increase ML use.
Our analysis finds that AI will be at the forefront of the majority of technological developments over the course of the next decade. By advancing the distribution of such tools, H2O.ai is helping to surpass current demand and set the tone for future technological business ventures. H2O’s approach of implementing AI tools through various products into a variety of enterprises expands the range of its influence through an AI cloud dataset trainer, advanced natural language processing models and publication of AI apps. H2O’s AI AppStore allows organizations to choose from a selection of pre-built software or to rapidly build and share their AI applications across the enterprise. Organizations can leverage the data science technologies to develop easily customizable apps across all aspects of business. H2O’s AI Hybrid Cloud platform accelerates the creation of models with advanced features, allowing organizations to gather valuable data within tabular and structured data forms to help identify customers, detect fraud, predict failures and much more.
Organizations across industries can use H2O.ai’s products to effectively implement AI models and advanced data analytic tools, empowering operating plans. Image and video data, security improvements, automatic feature engineering, time-series issues, development frameworks, sophisticated AI application development, machine learning operations technologies and monitoring and prediction are just a few ways in which newly accessible AI tools can be used to boost efficiency and productivity.