For decades, industrial automation has followed a predictable, programmed path. Robots have excelled at repetitive, high-speed tasks within structured, static environments. However, the next leap in business technology hinges on moving past this paradigm. The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into physical systems, often termed "Embodied AI" or "Physical AI," is not just an incremental improvement; it represents a fundamental shift that is finally delivering on the decades-old promise of truly adaptive, intelligent automation. Embodied AI Market Development ABI Research recently underscored the criticality of this pivot, confirming that AI-augmented industrial and collaborative robots have achieved the necessary technological maturity for widespread commercial adoption. This moment marks the successful closing of the persistent "sim-to-real" gap, where promising algorithms in a virtual environment failed to cope with the unpredictable nature of t...
Are you prepared for a future where no enterprise IT activity will occur without the direct involvement of artificial intelligence (AI) agents? AI will transform the core of business technology. Many IT jobs will be impacted. According to Gartner’s latest worldwide market study, this seismic shift will redefine how tasks are accomplished and radically alter workforce dynamics, skill requirements, and business competitiveness. The Rise of Ubiquitous AI in IT Gartner’s 2025 survey of over 700 CIOs highlights a pivotal forecast: by 2030, AI technologies will underpin every IT function. Currently, about 81 percent of IT work is performed without any AI assistance, but this era is rapidly coming to a close. The transition will see a dramatic reengineering of workflows and job roles as organizations embrace AI-powered solutions. Gartner predicts that by the end of the decade, zero percent of IT work will be done without AI, as human and machine collaboration becomes the default operating mod...