Artificial Intelligence is like a game-changer in computer science.
It's becoming the key player in making new technologies like big data, robotics, and the Internet of Things possible.
In 2023, the tech landscape witnessed a surge in the prominence of OpenAI's chatbot, ChatGPT, marking a significant leap for artificial intelligence.
In the upcoming year, Emotion AI is poised to dominate, as per the insights from Federico Menna, the CEO of the European Institute of Innovation and Technology.
Menna emphasizes that Emotion AI, succeeding the generative trend, goes beyond content creation.
It excels in detecting and interpreting human emotional cues, enabling machines to respond and adapt based on the user's emotions during interactions.
This shift marks a significant evolution in technology, according to Menna's statements to Euronews Next.
Menna foresees Emotion AI emerging as a game-changer in healthcare, providing improved living conditions for those grappling with chronic illnesses, age-related concerns, or mental health challenges.
Simultaneously, he envisions Emotion AI flourishing in the realm of mobility, showcasing its versatility and potential impact beyond the healthcare domain.
Menna said that Emotional AI could play a crucial role in the finance sector, given the heightened sensitivity people have when it comes to their money and wealth.
Due to the strict regulations governing this sector, Menna suggests that the technology's initial adoption might involve targeted applications rather than widespread integration by major financial institutions.
Adam Niewinski, co-founder, and general partner at European venture capital firm OTB Ventures, envisions a significant advancement in space technology in 2024.
He predicts that akin to the prevalent discussions around AI today, the focus of conversations will shift noticeably towards space tech, driven by emerging trends, as highlighted in his conversation with Euronews Next.
In the landscape of quantum computing, 2023 marked a notable milestone as IBM made significant progress in unravelling the complexities of minimizing data errors.
In early 2024, the culmination of an extensive eight-year global initiative in the cryptography domain is expected, as the US National Institute of Standards and Technology prepares to release the definitive post-quantum cryptography standards.
This significant development was highlighted by Dr. Axel Poschmann, the Head of Product Innovation and Security at PQShield, a British cybersecurity startup specializing in quantum-secure solutions.
A cautionary note was sounded, emphasizing that cybercriminals may discern the added potential worth of collecting, preserving, and trading encrypted data within the expansive cybercriminal network.
This Cyber News was published on www.cysecurity.news. Publication date: Tue, 02 Jan 2024 15:43:05 +0000