Ely Razin discusses AI and quantum computing's impact on industries

2 articles · Updated · The Jerusalem Post · Apr 28

In a Jerusalem Post interview, fintech leader Ely Razin highlighted challenges in deploying edge AI, emphasizing power efficiency and data scarcity, and discussed quantum computing’s future role in enhancing AI capabilities.
Razin explained that edge AI devices like robots and cars require new approaches for real-world interaction, while synthetic data is emerging as a solution to limited training datasets.
He noted growing trends toward on-premises data processing for privacy, and addressed global competition as the US and China invest heavily in AI and quantum infrastructure.

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