Agentic AI systems operate differently than traditional AI systems, constantly bounded by key performance indicators and fixed rules. Agentic AI systems behave as digital agents, which set goals, able to handle uncertainty or ambiguity, and learn dynamically. This will change the way companies conduct customer service, logistics and data analysis. Consider autonomous, self service customer support bots, or self healing IT systems. These systems operate with agentic frameworks that modify their internal ruleset based on feedback and evolving user considerations. The opportunity with agentic AI is to improve productivity because it will help curb the “just check my email” culture, in turn helping to decrease the need for micro management.
6G and Haptic Interfaces: Beyond Speed into Sensory Realms
While our world embraces 5G technology, the development of 6G is already happening — and it’s expected to be close to 100 times faster. However, downloading and streaming movies isn’t the only potential a future 6G world presents. The real excitement lies in haptic communication, a form of digital communication that includes “touch,” “movement,” and “space.” In a 6G world, there will be virtual handshakes, real-time remote surgeries with tangible feedback, and games that feel like they physically interact with you. Haptic interfaces will serve many roles for future education, telemedicine, and augmented reality options. With ultra-low latency and horizontal sensory synchronization, we will no longer have to think about the differences of a physical world compared to a digital one. 6G technology will bring about an “Internet of Senses.”
Neuromorphic Computing and Synthetic Media: Brain-Inspired Innovation
Neuromorphic computing emulates the neural architecture of the human brain to perform tasks with better efficiency. While still being explored, neuromorphic computing may surpass traditional computing with further advancements in areas like pattern recognition and real-time decision making with far less energy use than functions that require traditional computing. In the mean time, synthetic media generation, AI- generated content —like deepfakes, virtual influencers, and personalized video — will increasingly engage potential viewers, and represents another evolution in media. While this may open new horizons in creative productivity, there are also ethical questions that relate to deception, misinformation, and digital trust. Together these two advances stand to reshape the ‘content adventure’ with a highly personalized, intelligent and responsive digital ecosystem.
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