Watch: From Dashboards to Decision Engines: Where Is AI Today?
· Source: supplychainbrain.com
In short
Niraj Jha, senior director of logistics-Southwest with Niagara Bottling, discusses the current state and future trajectory of AI in supply chain and manufacturing. He notes that while AI hasn't yet made its full mark, it's following the typical technology adoption curve of hype, disillusionment, and eventual value realization. Over the next 5-10 years, AI will increasingly serve as a 'co-pilot' to reduce decision-making latency and automate manual processes while keeping humans in control.
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