Metaverse is a buzzword that has taken the world by storm. With Meta (formerly Facebook) doing its best to familiarize people with this new technology, metaverse has become an area of conversation across the globe. Metaverse is a virtual reality (VR) world that allows users to interact, play games, build things and go shopping, as they would do in the real world. It gives users the ability to interact with avatars and 3D digital objects. Metaverse will rely on VR and AR along with AI and blockchain technologies to create a virtual world. Meta, the key investor in metaverse, is already known for its investment in AI and algorithms within platforms like Instagram and Facebook.

Edge computing has attracted a lot of interest and new use cases, especially with the rising adoption of 5G. According to the report by the Linux Foundation titled The 2021 State of the Edge report, the global market cap of edge computing infrastructure is expected to be worth more than $800 billion by 2028. Companies are also investing heavily in artificial intelligence, with a McKinsey survey of 2021 showing that 50% of the respondents have already implemented AI in at least one business function. Here are the developments in edge AI and how it will impact modern enterprises.

New technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML) and the Internet of Things (IoT) are changing different industries for the better. AI, for example, is altering the creative landscape, and industries like music, fine arts, science and architecture are getting the best out of it. Computational creativity, a study of building software with behaviour deemed creative, has become one of the fast-growing areas of technology over the past two decades. This software can be used for creative tasks like writing poems, composing music or painting pictures.