Companies in every industry have been looking at AI for good reason. The artificial intelligence market has exploded, and well-known companies such as Microsoft, Apple, Facebook, Amazon, and Alphabet have been investing heavily in the technology, and new competition keeps on popping up.

Chatbots were once an idea and then became the popular assistants we know today, such as Apple's Siri and Microsoft's Cortana. Now, chatbots are evolving. They can be catered to fit a variety of business needs in different industries.

What do Deloitte, SAP, and Not Rocket Science have in common? We are businesses that are applying practical artificial intelligence solutions to the workplace.

A new study from Juniper Research titled "Chatbots: Retail, eCommerce, Banking & Healthcare 2017-2022," supports the assertion that chatbots will redefine the customer service industry, with specific industries such as banking and healthcare expecting to benefit the most.

Not Rocket Science's Darron attended the 2017 IBM InterConnect in Las Vegas and was on stage with fellow business partners, Darwin Ecosystem, and Chief Technology Rob High.

Not Rocket Science joins a team of developers and companies including Tanmay Bakshi, Darwin Ecosystem, and IBM on a mission to improve the lives of humans through innovation and technology.

While Watson was already able to detect color, it now returns the dominant colors it sees in each image as response tags, which are accompanied by a classification score. This allows users to assess the dominant color schemes inside an image and turn those into actionable insights.

In such a short period of time, the cloud computing industry has grown significantly. The current top three cloud service providers are Amazon, Microsoft, and IBM.