ai is transformational technology and major sector disruptor - lithium battery manufacturers

The power of artificial intelligence (AI)
Is the ability to gain more knowledge from the data, as well as the ability to enhance sales, service and marketing intelligence to help accelerate and expand the company's ability to improve its stakeholders (
Employees, partners and customers)
Performance and experience.
We are at the beginning of the artificial intelligence revolution.
Nevertheless, the innovation and adoption of artificial intelligence has reached an unprecedented level.
Some technology pioneers, entrepreneurs and venture capitalists believe that the impact of artificial intelligence (AI)
Today, businesses in all industries will be larger than all emerging technologies in the past 20 years.
CEOs must regard artificial intelligence as a business priority, recognizing that developing an enterprise's artificial intelligence business strategy is critical to their future survival and too important to leave technicians alone.
The interests and use cases of artificial intelligence in business are not hype.
According to Venture Ventures, 2040 AI startups have raised $27.
Funding of 1 billion per cent for 13 technical categories.
Learn more about AI investment trends based on job and industry disruption opportunities for listed companies, Ray Wang-
CEO and founder of Constellation Research
I invited the vice president of research at Global X fund to our weekly show DisrupTV.
Global x was founded in 2008 with the smart core, revenue, alpha, risk management and access suite of ETFs (
Exchange trading fund
With more than 50 funds available all over the United StatesS.
Foreign exchanges. GlobalX has $7.
3 billion of assets under management.
CFA Jay Jacobs is vice president of Global X Management and has served as chief research analyst since May 2013. Mr.
Jacobs focuses on revenue strategies for emerging markets, commodity producers and companies.
Jacobs is responsible for developing insights and educating customers across a variety of ETFs, including multiple
Factors, themes, MLP, ESG and alternative strategies.
Jacobs helps customers understand the structure, investment papers and prospects of various ETF strategies.
He is also the author of the Global X research blog, which includes original insights, market reviews, reports, webinars and videos.
Here are the key points of our conversation with Jay Jacobs about AI ETFs and future trends in the industry: smart robots and automation, driverless cars and drones, and AI ETFs (
Exchange trading fund
It was the most disruptive technology that happened in the financial sector in the last century.
ETFs currently have more than $3 trillion in assets in the United States and more than 2,000 ETFs.
This is a technology on democratizing, enabling any ordinary investor to invest in asset classes such as US stocks, international countries and commodities.
Global X is investing in themes, researching disruptive technologies, and looking for ETFs that can define disruptive themes so that investors can benefit from their value.
According to Jacobs, robotics and artificial intelligence (AI)
It is a transformative technology development that could disrupt a range of industries over the next few decades.
Jacobs divides these investments into global X robots and AI ETFs (BOTZ)
: Jacobs also discussed investment in lithium battery technology based on the explosive growth of smartphones and mobile devices.
In 2017, the next big consumer of lithium will be electric vehicles (EVs).
Electric cars like Tesla use 10,000 times more lithium than mobile phones.
There are about 10 billion mobile phones in the world. if you assume that the lithium used by electric vehicles is 10 times that of electric vehicles, then, we only need 1 million electric vehicles to use all the lithium used in the history of our phones.
Tesla Model 3 alone will reach 500,000 electric vehicles.
1 million of electric vehicles will pass in the near future, so the real question is when will we reach 10 m or 100 M of electric vehicles, which will greatly boost the consumption of lithium batteries.
Each department will be affected by technological innovation.
According to Jacobs, rapid advances in technology, as well as changing demographics and consumer preferences, have put us in the early stages of a period of confusion.
The old industry and business models will lead to new models based on industry spoilers that vary from industry to industry.
Jacobs highlighted the decline in computing costs, the rise of artificial intelligence, and higher connectivity (
What I'm talking about is the age of connected customers)
Will change the company's operating model, change the way the company provides products and services.
Jacobs talked about the financial sector and financial technology (FinTech)
Innovation is disrupting the industry on a large scale by using predictive analytics and artificial intelligence to reduce costs, improve decision-making and risk control, eliminate middlemen and enhance the customer experience.
With regard to the Internet of Things, Jacobs and his research team studied the entire ecosystem of IoT technology, including chip manufacturers, sensor manufacturers, network service providers, and downstream producers such as wearable technology, manufacturers of autonomous vehicles and smart home appliances.
Jacobs introduced us to how his research team sees the practical benefits of emerging technologies through deep engagement with customers, technology companies, industry analysts, technology analysts, and futurists.
Jacobs talked to us about the investment review process and how the research team ended up narrowing the investment category --
You can listen to the podcast here.
Please watch our video conversation with Jay Jacobs to see how the Global X fund develops their research papers, the importance of robotics, artificial intelligence and emerging technologies and their impact on various industries.