to Track Historical Trends It's also better at finding patterns in data that humans can't because it has access to all the information needed for analysis: historical trends and statistics along with real-time data streams from devices around us that collect information about our behavior; plus machine learning algorithms that learn how people interact with each other based on their past interactions. Trends In Smart Technology You Should Follow This Year Technology is always in motion and with so many changes in the world, it can be difficult to keep up with the trends. Regardless of what space you happen to be in, there are going to be at least a few trends you want to keep your eye on. We have put together a list of top smart tech trends to follow this year. Setting smart appliances to turn on or off on schedule or even to self-clean at the end of the day will reduce the amount of time you spend in the kitchen. Smart Utilities Management Energy loss and excessive use of utilities have always been the bane of most homeowners. Smart home technology advancements make reducing usage simple. Starting from your walkway that will be illuminated with smart lights by Ring to the video doorbell that is motion activated. Not only can you view but also record any activity near or around your home, has it also allowed for remote access if you happen to be away from home Smart Locks for Residential Doors No home is truly secure without a strong lock. When compared to snail mail, where a letter can take a week or longer, it makes sense to opt for smart technology over the traditional forms. The Security of Smart Technology Security is always a concern on both a professional and personal level. Smart tech has allowed people and companies to safeguard their services, communication, and information more efficiently than with traditional methods alone. In the 60s, the government created AIs that would begin rudimentary human reasoning. One of the most well knows government AI projects to date is DARPA and the street mapping project. The same department created personal AIs that were intelligent in 2003, which predates Cortana, Siri, and Alexa by a large margin.