September in Tech

The new business season for the technology niche is approaching, and JetSoftPro is here to make sure you’re not at a loss for conversation topics at tech events. As always, we’ve prepared three hot trends that the industry is buzzing about this month. Stay connected with our newsletter.

1. Digital Twins

The digital twins technology requires significant operational power, but it pays off handsomely — which is why it’s attracting more and more attention. Copying and modeling systems while continuously monitoring their real-world indicators through cameras, sensors, and big data allows for a wide range of tasks, from ensuring safety in factories to preparing megacities for weather disasters. The global sense of control is something that organizations and investors are undoubtedly willing to pay for. Here are some of the latest examples in this field:

• An AI twin of yourself to help optimize your productivity.
• A digital twin of your circulatory system for detailed medical analysis.
• A digital twin of entertainment venues where art lives in its digital replica.

In the near future, we can expect the development of new projects focused on human duplication, and once that stage is completed, it will be time for accelerated duplication technologies that require less powerful equipment.

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2. Evil AI

There are increasing reports in the news about the use of AI tools for harmful products. While we used to talk about the rise of cybercrime adopting AI technologies, now the evil has spread wider, filling the digital space with dark AI. These technologies “undress” people without their consent, persuade depressed individuals to commit suicide, extract information that can be used for blackmail, and actively participate in political races. Some users successfully recognize AI deception, but for many, generative AI appears realistic. The regulatory mechanisms for this market are significantly lagging behind the pace of evil AI's development, so we need to pay more attention to recommendations for our employees and loved ones.

3. A New Wave of Customization

2015 was the year of personalization and customization, and now this trend has been revitalized. More and more developers of new gadgets in the IoT space are incorporating customization options into their devices. Whether it’s a lamp that allows you to adjust color and intensity or wearable devices that come with thousands of physical and digital accessories. With the right approach, customization can double the profit you earn from a single user, and now is the best time — personal experiences and unique settings for basically everything are back in trend. Additionally, users are increasingly demanding that new devices and programs learn their interests and automatically adapt to each person's unique characteristics.

Look forward to our next newsletter in October!