The State of AI and IoT | Leverege's Eric Conn | Internet of Things Podcast

IoT For All Podcast · 27 Jun 2023 · 41m

What this episode covers

Eric Conn, CEO and Co-Founder of Leverege, discusses the convergence of AI and IoT, explaining how IoT serves as the critical data pipeline for enterprise AI by providing unique, high-volume sensor data. He highlights the shift toward edge AI for real-time computer vision and the use of LLMs to create conversational interfaces that reduce user training friction. Conn also addresses the importance of data privacy, security, and the specific value of predictive maintenance and automated event detection in industrial settings.

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