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Artificial intelligence was once depicted as part of

a terrifying future where robots would enslave the

human race; instead it has taken on exciting useful

and novel forms within the design world

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dvances in machine learning and increased accessibility to

vast quantities of data have brought about a surge in design

manufacturing and products aided by artificial intelligence.

With the use of feedback algorithms consumers can now experience

custom products that have been tailor-made to suit their personal

tastes styles and even medical needs.

The world’s first beer brewed by data is now on sale and is awaiting

your feedback. Created by IntelligentX the premium beer uses machine

learning algorithms to continually improve itself based on consumer

feedback. Each bottle features a printed code directing customers to an

AI bot that asks a series of questions. The results are then interpreted by

the algorithm and subsequently inform the brewing process allowing

customers to give feedback and enjoy improvements to products more

easily quickly and effectively than ever before.

Also striving to create the perfect beverage is Teforia the kitchen

counter tea-brewing robot. Teforia combines the knowledge of tea

masters with advanced AI technology to create a sensory experience for

loose-leaf brewing aficionados. Perfecting the ancient art of tea making

is a delicate and complex process and whatever type of tea you

choose Teforia can make the perfect cup every single time. By reading

the packaging the device can determine the exact time temperature

and volume of water needed to create the perfect result. Teforia is also

able to learn from each use adapting its recipes to suit every palate.

AI-aided design and manufacturing are also having a significant

impact on the healthcare and medical industries. Using algorithms and

AI patients can be diagnosed and treated more effectively based on

a personalised model of their biology. Boston-based biopharmaceutical

start-up Berg for example is using AI to fight cancer. With a sample

of the patient’s DNA the Berg Interrogative Biology platform is able

to analyse the toxicity and predict the most effective outcome of

all the possible cancer treatments generating a personal treatment

package for each individual based on real data.

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