How Intel and the National Science Foundation want to use AI to connect trillions of smart devices

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The AI Show

John Koetsier

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How Intel and the National Science Foundation want to use AI to connect trillions of smart devices

The AI Show

31 minutes 24 seconds

5 years ago

How Intel and the National Science Foundation want to use AI to connect trillions of smart devices

Can AI help us connect trillions of smart devices? There are currently perhaps 20 billion devices connected to the internet: things like laptops, phones, smartwatches, TVs, smart speakers, smart home devices ...

In a decade, that could be 50 billion … and a lot of it is enterprise IoT.

In this edition of the The AI Show with John Koetsier we chat with Intel and the National Science Foundation, which has funded $30M+ into projects to use AI to figure out how we'll manage ultra-dense wireless networks ... how we'll keep it secure, and how we'll keep everything connected.

Joining me in this episode:

Vida Ilderem, VP, Intel Labs

Thyaga Nandagopal, National Science Foundation

Pu Wang, University of North Carolina at Charlotte