Playing Around with AI
Visit ChatGPT.
Try asking it which cloud memory company is best. You'll likely find that it does not make a specific suggestion, rather it says it depends on the user and lists a number of companies with their pros and cons.
Now try suggesting modifications to draw it into making a conclusion. Maybe you mostly use cloud memory for pictures. Or Music. And perhaps you like to share with somebody who has a different type of mobile device. Practice modifying your prompt until you get an answer you are satisfied with.
Artificial Intelligence as a Service (AIaaS) is also making an appearance in the Cloud.
AlaaS provides businesses with the opportunity to incorporate AI without the investment of building the technology for its own specific use. This accessibility is revolutionary in enabling businesses to migrate to the cloud and to seek the benefits of AI.
David Linthicum, a renowned leader in AI and cloud-computing development, recently discussed cloud migration and the significance of AI in the process. He observed some resistance on behalf of migrating companies who found high cloud bills surprising during the pandemic. The problem that he identified was the tendency to move over without optimizing and modifying, resulting in inefficiencies that drove up costs. The answer, in his opinion, was to develop AI interventions for the company to optimize on their behalf and create greater efficiency in cloud migration. (Hosting Journalist, 2024)
Generative AI in scenarios such as this poses unique and exciting possibilities for AI use. In another scenario "an application is being designed to control robots that perform space or object recognition, incorporating resilience strategies to keep the robot’s task under control even in the case of connection failures with the server." (Medina, et al, 2023)
The ability of AI to improve cloud memory, and effectively harness it for generative purposes, speaks to an incredibly prominent future for both.
Explore any and all areas below that are of interest to you
Enhanced Data Processing and Analysis: Facial Recognition
Improved Scalability and Efficiency: AI and cloud memory for large scenarios
Advanced Security and Compliance: Cloud Accessed limitations for force compliance
The US is considering limiting cloud access for China in light of their use of it to develop AI for military purposes.
Enhanced Customer Experience: EDIDA “I’m fully who I am”: Towards centering transgender and non-binary voices to measure biases in open language generation - Amazon Science
Cost Optimization: Increasing management of costs associated with Cloud
Accelerated Innovation: Examples - emotion detection, toxic speech detection
Industry-Specific Applications: Netflix uses AWS Cloud for nearly all of its computing
Quite simply, AI needs Cloud Memory, and Cloud Memory needs AI for optimization and efficiency.
Cloud Memory is a disruption to traditional data management, shaping the way we interact with our world, and our digital environments. Partnered with artificial intelligence, it has altered the data landscape and presented technology users with opportunities and threats. For educators, cloud memory has become ubiquitous in planning coursework and assignments, and with the quick development tied with AI, we must strive to establish effective strategies moving forward.