As AI continues to grow, it's essential to recognize its applications beyond generative AI. One significant area of expansion is in computer vision, projected to reach a market size of $25.80 billion by 2024 (Statista). Computer vision enables computers to interpret visual information from images or videos, aiming to make machines perceive the visual world like humans. This technology provides real-time data about people and objects in motion. WWT accelerates the adoption of computer vision solutions. With over a decade of AI research and partnerships with industry leaders like Intel, WaitTime, and Cisco, WWT employs advanced computer vision, analytics, and AI technologies to enhance experiences across retail, healthcare, life sciences, manufacturing, hospitality, and entertainment. In the Media, Entertainment, and Gaming (MEG) industry, computer vision is crucial in creating immersive experiences through AR theme parks, digital twins, and crowd management applications.

AI journeys are beginning to take shape across all industries. But one common challenge we hear across all client verticals: How do I get started with AI in a meaningful way that drives value and mitigates risk? While at Dell Technologies World, we caught up with Patrick Olson of Intel and WWT's Jeff Fonke to talk about practical ways you can advance your AI journeys today while keeping an eye on long-term strategy that will pay off tomorrow.

Adopting AI at the level of organizational transformation requires a cross-functional team of experts. To fully capture and evaluate AI team-building needs, we recommend establishing an AI Center of Excellence (CoE) from the outset. While at Cisco Live, we caught up with Monica Livingston, who leads Intel's AI Center of Excellence, and the Senior Director of WWT's AI Practice, Mike Trojecki, about the key decisions and people that need to be involved in building an AI COE from the ground up. We also talk with Monica and Mike about measuring ROI for AI strategies, emerging use cases they're seeing in the market and emerging trends taking place in the fast-moving AI industry.

Organizations everywhere are working at a fast pace toward achieving the goal of incorporating AI into their business. Before they can successfully do this, leaders need to understand what AI is, what use cases will drive the most value, and what business outcomes are they trying to achieve. In addition, businesses should consider what changes will need to be made from an IT infrastructure standpoint to enable their aspirations. Join Intel's AI Strategy and Enablement Lead, Radhika Anand, as she talks with WWT's Jeff Fonke and Matt Halcomb about the complexity behind many of today's AI initiatives and why it takes more than a comprehensive tech stack to make them work. Radhika also talks about how AI will transform current-state IT architectures and identifies areas leaders must prioritize today to move fast tomorrow with AI.

Artificial intelligence sits atop nearly every executive- and board-level agenda heading into 2024. Yet, despite the momentum behind the technology, few companies are well positioned to actually capitalize on its potential. Join WWT CTO Mike Taylor as he hosts a panel discussion with three visionary AI leaders: Intel Chief Data Scientist Gretchen Stewart, Microsoft Principal Data Scientist Jacob Spoelstra and Novy.ai CEO Elias Torres.

Businesses everywhere are looking to quickly adopt and scale AI initiatives. But as the AI ecosystem rapidly evolves, the need for the right AI solution that delivers the best ROI becomes paramount, which adds even more complexity to delivering against your strategy. Join experts from WWT and Intel as they discuss how business leaders can more quickly identify and move forward with the "right" AI solution.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) and Intel recently completed development of the Aurora supercomputer at Argonne National Laboratory — the largest computational machine ever built in the history of humankind. The supercomputer has massive implications for pushing the boundaries of science. But what does it mean for business? Join Uli Plechschmidt, HPE's Worldwide Product Marketing Manager for Parallel HPC and AI Storage, and Gretchen Stewart, Chief Data Scientist within Intel's Public Sector organization, as they talk about how high performance computing, such as is being used in the Aurora supercomputer, will play a vital role in pushing forward enterprise AI initiatives. Uli and Gretchen also talk about how organizations can start working toward integrating high performance computing into their own teams and the implications its having on cloud and the data center.

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