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industry buzzwords and explore the profound impact these technologies are having on the food industry.


Understanding AI: Beyond the buzzwords At the core of our discussion was the definition of AI. In simple terms, AI is designed to emulate human intelligence, capable of independent thought and decision-making that evolves over time. Fueled by vast amounts of data, AI employs advanced algorithms and models to analyse, identify patterns, and extract meaningful insights. While currently more prevalent in high-end systems than on production lines, AI is extensively utilised for analysis, modeling, and prediction, especially in areas like food safety, supply chain security, and predictive maintenance.


Deciphering machine learning A subset of AI, machine learning focuses on the development of algorithms and statistical models that enable computers


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“By integrating product inspection with AI systems, comprehensive data from various applications, devices, and processes can be accessed for more informed decision-making”


to learn from data and enhance their performance. Unlike AI, machine learning is task-specific, refining its capabilities over time based on the data it processes. An example of machine learning in the food industry is predictive


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