Autonomous Vehicle impact on insurance: presentation made in Beijing in May 2017. The slides analyse the key trends affecting the insurance market from Telematics, to ADAS and Automation. A quantitative forecast of the adoption and volumes of automation by level is also included.
Future technology trends will transform both consumer and business behavior, including the Internet of Things (IoT), smart cities, augmented and virtual reality, blockchain, voice recognition, and artificial intelligence. These trends are converging and will have widespread impacts. IoT will connect over 8 billion devices and enable smart cities, while security remains a challenge. Blockchain can create trust without third parties and affect contracts. Voice recognition will become a universal interface, and artificial intelligence will automate industries using massive data sets, with potential unintended consequences. Opportunities exist where these trends intersect, such as blockchain enabling secure IoT, AI powering voice interfaces, and augmented reality revealing smart city architecture.
Technology Development Directions for Taiwan’s AI Industrylegislative yuan
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This document discusses technology development directions for Taiwan's AI industry, including strategies for applying AI techniques to existing industries and developing new AI systems and products. It outlines key technical challenges in deep neural networks like training large models efficiently and performing low-power real-time inference. It also reviews DNN system research areas like training appliances and embedded inference engines. Finally, it proposes collecting a large dataset of street images from Taiwan under various conditions to train perception systems for autonomous vehicles suited to Taiwan's road environments.
The digitalization of Estonia began in the 1990s after regaining independence. Key goals were developing IT infrastructure, digital signatures, e-tax, e-services, and X-Road - an open decentralized system linking databases. The national ID card launched in 2002 allows access to e-voting, banking, medical records. E-residency since 2014 provides secure digital identities for location-independent business. Results include transparent accessible government, convenient data exchange, improved healthcare and education, and a prosperous environment for entrepreneurs. A citizen noted pride in Estonia's model and benefits like time savings, reduced corruption, and trust in services.
The digitalization of Estonia began in the 1990s after regaining independence. The goals were to prioritize IT infrastructure, develop digital signatures and tax filing, mobile payments, and e-government services. A key solution was the X-Road system allowing databases to interact securely. Estonia introduced digital ID cards in 2002 enabling online voting, medical records access, and more. Other digital services included e-business registration and e-health records. Estonia's digital transformation has increased government transparency, data exchange, and quality of public services while supporting business and entrepreneurship.
Autonomous Vehicle impact on insurance: presentation made in Beijing in May 2017. The slides analyse the key trends affecting the insurance market from Telematics, to ADAS and Automation. A quantitative forecast of the adoption and volumes of automation by level is also included.
Future technology trends will transform both consumer and business behavior, including the Internet of Things (IoT), smart cities, augmented and virtual reality, blockchain, voice recognition, and artificial intelligence. These trends are converging and will have widespread impacts. IoT will connect over 8 billion devices and enable smart cities, while security remains a challenge. Blockchain can create trust without third parties and affect contracts. Voice recognition will become a universal interface, and artificial intelligence will automate industries using massive data sets, with potential unintended consequences. Opportunities exist where these trends intersect, such as blockchain enabling secure IoT, AI powering voice interfaces, and augmented reality revealing smart city architecture.
Technology Development Directions for Taiwan’s AI Industrylegislative yuan
?
This document discusses technology development directions for Taiwan's AI industry, including strategies for applying AI techniques to existing industries and developing new AI systems and products. It outlines key technical challenges in deep neural networks like training large models efficiently and performing low-power real-time inference. It also reviews DNN system research areas like training appliances and embedded inference engines. Finally, it proposes collecting a large dataset of street images from Taiwan under various conditions to train perception systems for autonomous vehicles suited to Taiwan's road environments.
The digitalization of Estonia began in the 1990s after regaining independence. Key goals were developing IT infrastructure, digital signatures, e-tax, e-services, and X-Road - an open decentralized system linking databases. The national ID card launched in 2002 allows access to e-voting, banking, medical records. E-residency since 2014 provides secure digital identities for location-independent business. Results include transparent accessible government, convenient data exchange, improved healthcare and education, and a prosperous environment for entrepreneurs. A citizen noted pride in Estonia's model and benefits like time savings, reduced corruption, and trust in services.
The digitalization of Estonia began in the 1990s after regaining independence. The goals were to prioritize IT infrastructure, develop digital signatures and tax filing, mobile payments, and e-government services. A key solution was the X-Road system allowing databases to interact securely. Estonia introduced digital ID cards in 2002 enabling online voting, medical records access, and more. Other digital services included e-business registration and e-health records. Estonia's digital transformation has increased government transparency, data exchange, and quality of public services while supporting business and entrepreneurship.