EPE Global (AI-VR): The Future of Artificial Intelligence Merging With Virtual Reality

AI is still being developed and using it will require designers to gather the relevant knowledge, skill, and expertise in order to best leverage this technology. It can be challenging to find designers that are proficient in using AI. Companies would need to allocate extra funds toward training their designers on using AI or towards hiring AI designing specialists. 

Its now abundantly clear that huge amounts of data are being collected from a variety of sources. This data includes data in formats like text, image, audio, and video. There are also a wide range of platforms used to gather this data. However, for an AI system to understand and transform this data into useful results, there needs to be a baseline and relevant and appropriate data. This can be challenging to obtain and maintain. 

Performing a seamless transition to incorporating AI into design workflows can be complicated. One needs to ensure that all the current programs are compatible with AI requirements and that the AI strategy is implemented without reducing current output. In addition, once all the AI components have been integrated, all the personnel using the AI will need to be trained. 

While AI is good at identifying trends and making recommendations, it is not very useful at things like understanding nuances, reading emotions, and identifying biases in the data. These factors make it difficult to implement a fool-proof AI strategy into creating more personalized and relevant user experiences. However, there are ways to work around these weaknesses. You can send out surveys or questionnaires to gather more useful and relevant data on which to train your AI system.