Top 10 AI Tools and uses

 Intro:

Artificial intelligence has been around in some form or another since the early 1950s, but over the last few years, it’s found new life as an incredibly useful tool that can be leveraged across multiple industries and by all types of businesses and professionals. But with so many AI tools and technologies out there, which ones are right for you? This list features 10 of the best AI tools you should know about — and use — to automate your workflows and boost your productivity, no matter what industry you’re in!

 

1) Google AI Platform:

The Google AI Platform is an end-to-end AI development solution including TensorFlow, Vision, and Cloud Machine Learning to help developers build machine learning models. Developers can use the APIs to train their models and deploy them anywhere - on a laptop, mobile device or even in the cloud. It’s available with all GCP products like Compute Engine, BigQuery, and App Engine. Amazon SageMaker: A fully managed platform that makes it easier than ever to develop custom ML models without requiring any machine learning expertise.

 

2) TensorFlow:

TensorFlow is AN open supply package library for machine learning applications. It contains tools that allow you to create deep neural networks. TensorFlow was designed with a focus on performance and flexibility, with the ability to run on desktop computers and mobile devices, as well as in Google's cloud computing environment. In October 2015, Google released version 1.0 of its popular Go-playing program AlphaGo using TensorFlow techniques; it defeated world champion Lee Sedol 4 games to 1 in March 2016.  In November 2016, Google unveiled AutoML Vision - a project using machine learning algorithms to automatically detect objects within photos - which could be used for developing customized object recognition technologies without significant manual effort or expertise in computer vision.

 

3) IBM Watson:

IBM Watson is a cognitive computing system that can understand human language and extract information from an unstructured set of data. Watson famously won the game show Jeopardy in 2011. It has since been used by companies like WellPoint, Strava, Genentech, USAA, Chico’s, FICO and many more to process large amounts of data and generate insights or create applications. Google Assistant: One of the most widely used AI assistants right now is Google Assistant.

 

4) Amazon SageMaker:

Amazon SageMaker is a machine learning platform that allows developers and data scientists to build, train, and deploy machine learning models in the cloud. The tool does not require any deep expertise in modeling or machine learning and supports both custom ML projects as well as popular pre-trained models. Developers can also use AWS CloudFormation templates to configure their models with support for Spot Instances, thereby saving on time and money.

 

5) Azure Machine Learning:

Azure Machine Learning is a cloud-based machine learning service that enables developers and data scientists to build predictive models in the cloud. Azure Machine Learning features a drag-and-drop interface, which simplifies model building and deployment. Plus, it allows you to collaborate with others on your project via a shared workspace. Nvidia’s Drive Constellation tech: Nvidia’s Drive Constellation tech creates an AI simulation of a car ride, enabling users to see what cars will be like in the future by playing them.

Microsoft's SENTIRE system: Microsoft’s SENTIRE system helps healthcare providers monitor patient health and activities in real time, providing actionable insights before emergencies occur.

 

6) Rainbird:

Rainbird is a text-mining AI tool that scans the internet to find and extract any mention of your company. It can also monitor and track conversations that your competitors are having about you. This way, you have a better understanding of what people are saying about you, as well as how to best respond.

Rainbird is one of the most effective tools for data-driven marketers because it provides quality insights on what people are saying about your brand online.

 

7) Infosys Nia:

Infosys Nia is one of the most advanced conversational AI tools in the world. With this AI tool, you can have a natural conversation with your website visitors to improve the customer experience. Plus, it helps you save time by automating tasks and freeing up staff to focus on more important things. For example,  . You don't need to create a separate module or script. It can be accessed from anywhere on your site. In addition, it's smart enough to understand context - so if someone visits your site about shoes, they'll get the shoe-related content without you having to explicitly define that intention as part of an intent. It also has modules that are useful in all sorts of other ways like generating leads and answering questions (no matter how complex).

 

8) Wipro Holmes:

1. Wipro Holmes

Wipro Holmes is an AI-powered cognitive assistant that helps you identify and prioritize risks in your enterprise. It provides a set of data-driven risk management recommendations, so you can take action quickly.

2. Google Translate

Google Translate instantly translates text from one language to another, with a more accurate translation than other online translators.

 

9) DialogFlow:

Dialogflow is the world's most advanced AI-powered product development platform. We take care of all the complexity of product development, so you can stay focused on what really matters. Whether your needs are data engineering,  or design optimization—DiagFlow will be there to support you at every step.

The best part? It’s also available as a SaaS service. You only need to pay per hour or month with no long-term commitments or set up fees. And if that isn’t enough yet, it comes with a 100% money back guarantee! That’s why we call ourselves the smartest way to go from idea to product.

 

10) Premonition:

Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming a bigger part of our daily lives. Here are the top ten tools you should know about and why they're important.

1. Watson by IBM 2. Amazon Alexa 3. Microsoft Cortana 4. Google Assistant 5. Apple Siri 6. Facebook M 7. Apple Maps 8. Okta 9. Intel Euclid 10, IBM Watson Explorer

 

Conclusion:

A lot of these tools are free and open source, but there are lots of paid options as well. Be sure to research the best tool for your needs, and remember that you don't need to know everything right away. These tools will help you learn more about AI and give you a place to start.