How is Artificial Intelligence Being Used in the Manufacturing & Distribution Industry?

AI is a hot topic in mainstream discussions, but is it truly impacting and benefiting manufacturers and distributors?
That’s what I will be discussing today.
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00:02 AI in manufacturing & distribution industry
01:10 AI is used in manufacturing & distribution industry through chatbots
02:19 AI chatbots provide real-time visibility into inventory
03:25 AI is used to optimize inventory and predict customer demand.
04:41 AI is used to plan production and optimize labor costs.
05:55 AI helps optimize labor costs in manufacturing
07:12 AI enables better anticipation and optimization of distribution and logistics networks.
08:26 AI helps anticipate maintenance and repair needs in manufacturing and distribution.
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What exactly would be new using AI, except for replacing traditional GUIs with chatbots? Haven't the areas discussed in this video been tackled by software companies for decades already? Wouldn't companies still need domain experts to reign in LLM hallucinations?