Top 50 Use Cases of Artificial Intelligence in Diverse Sectors

The digital sphere is raining technologies. The influence of artificial intelligence is taking center stage with every possible improvement. Technology is changing almost all industries including banking and finance, healthcare, automobile, telecommunication, manufacturing, defense and military, entertainment and media, education, etc. The sub-domains of Artificial Intelligence such as machine learning, natural language processing, data analytics, and image analytics are also rolling out profitable use cases in diverse sectors. Besides, artificial intelligence is serving the business purpose by leveraging end-to-end automation processes. Therefore, Analytics Insight has listed the top 50 business use cases of artificial intelligence in diverse sectors.
Predictive analytics to validate the need for surgery
Predictive analytics is a gift to healthcare. Sometimes, we come across patients who say they underwent an unnecessary surgery due to a lack of predictions on what was coming. Fortunately, artificial intelligence is changing the fate of such burdensome risks and avoidable surgeries. By using artificial intelligence and predictive analytics, healthcare professionals can identify if the patient needs surgery or not. The technology will assist doctors to evaluate whether the operation is actually necessary or if there is an alternative with far less risk involved.
Over the past one and a half years, medical experts have been whining that if the government knew the impact and influence of coronavirus, then they should’ve taken immediate action to control it. The repeated statement we hear is ‘no one was aware of Covid-19’s seriousness. Therefore, artificial intelligence and other disruptive technologies could be used to detect future pandemics. Machine learning and big data can help change the way we diagnose infectious diseases. Using a proprietary database and ML algorithms, doctors can run genetic testing to see if the disease is infectious or not.
Besides the actual medical services at hospitals and healthcare centers, artificial intelligence is helping patients in their daily care, be it at home or workspace. The tremendous amount of healthcare apps blooming on the App Store and Play Store, which could keep track of the patient’s health conditions. Powered by voice assistant technology, the healthcare applications indicate patients to take medications and check their health performance. They also send alerts and education materials to keep the patients on their heels all the time when it comes to taking care of their health.
Most of the time, follow-ups post a health condition are very mandatory. Unfortunately, we, humans, are very careless about keeping track of our health conditions. Some healthcare facilities offer such follow-ups or life coaching services, which are extremely expensive. However, AI-powered wearables can help patients in keeping track of their health issues. For example, when a patient wears an AI-powered watch, the device captures their real-time healthcare data and gives suggestions on required medication, exercise, activities, and even habits that could help them maintain their body.
Dementia is seen as an expensive disease. Serious conditions of dementia cost up to US$500 billion worldwide for patients. However, with early predictions, the patients can escape the haunting expenses and save up to US$118,000. Fortunately, the early detection of dementia is turning out to be possible with artificial intelligence. A sensitive diagnostic tool can compare the way patients answer questions and validate their accuracy, speed, and image properties. The tool can further say if they are likely to get dementia or not.
Owing to the increasing global population and demand for doctors, robot surgeons are a must for the 21st century. Besides filling in for human surgeons, robot surgeons can actually do better in most cases.


