Top tech trends to watch in 2023

AI art has taken over my social media timeline for the past few weeks. Whether or not this is “real” art aside, what stands out most to me is that people are increasingly using technology to express themselves in ways they might not have been able to before. Being in the consumer technology business is rewarding precisely because of this phenomenon. See how people take the simple functionality and massive platform you’ve built and use it in completely unique ways. Therefore, we look forward to technological progress every year. Here are my predictions for 2023 −

Artificial intelligence and machine learning for everyone

AI and ML have been popular buzzwords for several years. Beyond analyzing vast amounts of data, AI and ML are becoming more alive. For example, playing with ChatGPT and Dall-E is incredibly fun.

In the coming year, AI and ML will become easier to use for people without data science expertise. No-code variants, off-the-shelf applications, and smaller solutions make AI and ML more accessible to developers and organizations that previously lacked the necessary resources and capacity. I can’t wait to see how these translate into real-world solutions beyond hours of social media fun.

Technology-driven business optimization

The challenging macroeconomic global environment could peak in the first quarter of 2023. Businesses are already optimizing for lean times, and this includes reprioritizing technology-driven businesses. From the era of radical venture capital-funded innovation, we are moving to a more responsible environment of innovation. The philosophical foundation of responsible innovation is to prioritize long-term sustainability and prudence in execution. It also leverages technology to optimize business operations, preserving and extending what has driven the Indian startup ecosystem for years: locally built innovation and technology, and serving the entire world. To do.

The Next Big Tech Leap

With huge investments in our country’s technology and infrastructure over the last decade, 5G deployments are expected to become even more widely available in 2023. What does this mean for the end consumer?

Faster, more reliable internet connections and the flattening of the world they can now engage in. We have already seen how digital payments have become ubiquitous across the country. Facilitates day-to-day transactions on both business and personal levels.

We are at a turning point in leaping into the next generation, culturally and infrastructurally aligned, with technology ubiquitous in our lives. WHERE WE GO – Augmented reality and IoT-enabled omni presence are just the result of our imagination and drive.

The rise of edge computing

The growth of technologies such as AI, ML, and robotics depends on having a robust and resilient infrastructure. With the vast amount of data generated and processed, edge computing is becoming increasingly important for the ability to effectively process and analyze data close to its source. As more and more devices are connected to the Internet, the demand for low-latency, high-performance systems continues to grow. Edge computing enables faster and more efficient decision-making and has the potential to enable a wide range of new applications and services.

The greatest progress is seen in the most difficult times. 2023 will be both challenging and enriching. Despite global uncertainties, our tenacity and enthusiasm for innovation have resulted in exciting technological advancements and a net positive impact on our overall growth as a society. I’m sure it will bring