4Principles of Artificial Intelligence in the Internet of Things
Ankita Sharma and Shalli Rani
4.1 Introduction
The term “smart” is frequently used to characterize technologies that can do tasks autonomously. Even though cellphones are deemed “smart,” they cannot perform many tasks automatically. When the owner is driving, a smartphone, for example, cannot automatically turn off notifications or message alerts. A smarter smartphone might be able to eliminate driving distractions caused by alarms. This might be accomplished by using a wireless link between the user, their smartphone, and the car. In another case, if the user becomes ill, the smartphone should be able to call for emergency assistance or a family ...
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