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ai oefcd - neumann upd 2022


Description Main applications of AI

Information and communication Includes the production and distribution of

information and cultural products, the provision of the means to transmit or distribute

these products, as well as data or communications, information technology

activities and the processing of data and other information service activities.

AI Applications 

Advertising

Image or text processing

Personalised content generation

Augmented and virtual reality

Customer services

Network security

Network management, predictive maintenance

Software production

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Professional, scientific and technical activities

Includes specialised activities that require a high degree of training and make specialised

knowledge and skills available to users including legal affairs, management,

consultancy, architecture, engineering, R&D, advertising and more.

AI APPLICATIONS

Legal and accounting AI applications

Marketing and advertising services (e.g. personalised advertising and

pricing, click prediction systems, recommendations based on social media

posts, emails, web navigation, psychometric assessment development,

etc.)

Scientific research and development

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Financial and insurance activities

Includes financial service activities, insurance, reinsurance and pension funding and activities

to support financial services, funds and holdings.

AI APP

Credit scoring

Financial technology lending

Cost reduction in the front and middle office

Fraud detection and legal compliance

Insurance

Algorithmic trading

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Administrative and support service activities (SectionN)

Includes a variety of activities that support core business functions and of which the

primary purpose is not the transfer of specialised knowledge. This includes security

services, renting and leasing, office administrative functions and reservation services.

AI APPS

Auditing expense reports

Hiring applications

Smart contracts

Customer relations

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Agriculture, forestry and fishing (SectionA)

Includes the exploitation of vegetal and animal natural resources such as growing of crops,

raising and breeding of animals, harvesting of timber and other plants, animals or animal

products from a farm or their natural habitats.

AI APPS

Agricultural robots and drones

Crop and soil monitoring

Predictive analytics

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Manufacturing

(Section C)

Includes the physical or chemical

transformation of materials, substances or

components into new product. The materials

transformed are products of agriculture,

forestry, fishing, mining or quarrying as well as

products of other manufacturing activities.

Excludes waste.

Market and domain forecasting

Product assembly

Asset optimisation

Supply-chain management and planning

Anomaly detection

Public

administration and

defence;

compulsory social

security (Section O)

Includes activities of a governmental nature,

normally carried out by the public

administration such as public order and

safety, legislative activities, foreign affairs,

national defence and more.

Predictive algorithms in the legal system

Predictive policing

Use of AI by the judiciary

Use of AI in defence (e.g. drone footage for surveillance, cyberdefence,

command and control, autonomous vehicles)

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Wholesale and

retail trade (Section

G)

Includes wholesale and retail sale (i.e. sale

without transformation) of any type of goods

and the rendering of services incidental to the

sale of these goods. Wholesaling and retailing

are the final steps in the distribution of goods.

Goods bought and sold are also referred to as

merchandise.

Customer management (e.g. prediction of customer needs, identification

of upsell and cross-sell opportunities, agile response mechanism)

Operational efficiency (e.g. just-in-time production/delivery, product

categorisation/placement, demand forecasting, check-out free store)

Legal efficacy (e.g. compliance systems to predict violations in the supply

chain; legal contract translation, cataloguing and implementation - “smart

contracts”)

Customer acquisition (e.g. matching buyers and sellers, personalised

ads/referrals – see “Marketing and advertising services”)

Customer retention (e.g. learning and predicting customers’ preferences

and needs, tailored offers, dynamic pricing)

Customer service (e.g. conversational interfaces, voice and video search,

chatbots, mood tracking)

Education (Section

P)

Includes private and public education, all

levels from pre-school to higher education,

adult education, sport education, literacy

programmes and more.

Personalising learning with AI (e.g. adaptive tests and learning systems)26

Supporting students with special needs with AI (e.g. wearables using AI)

Reducing dropout rates (e.g. predictive and diagnosis models)

Construction of scoring of tests or exams

Fraud detection during exams

Chatbots

Human health and

social work

activities (Section

Q)

Includes the provision of health and social

work activities. Activities include a wide range

of activities, starting from health care provided

by trained medical professionals in hospitals

and other facilities, to residential care

activities that still involve a degree of health

care activities to social work activities without

any involvement of health care professionals.

Detection (e.g. outbreak alerts)

Precision medicine (e.g. treatments)

Optimise health systems (e.g. resource allocation, workflow management)

Facilitating health research (e.g. drug discovery, vaccine development)

Preventative / personalised healthcare (e.g. self-monitoring tools,

applications and trackers)

Nursing and elderly care

Diagnosis (e.g. radiology)

Transportation and

storage (Section H)

Includes the provision of passenger freight

transport, whether scheduled or not, by rail,

pipeline, road, water or air. Also includes

associated activities such as terminal and

parking, cargo handling, storage. Includes

rental and postal activities.

Warehouse and supply-chain management

Shipping and itinerary route optimisation, including based on traffic data

Autonomous driving systems

Computer vision technologies that track driver’s eyes / focus to assess

distraction

Accommodation

and food service

activities (Section I)

Includes the provision of short-term stay

accommodation for visitors, of complete meals

and drinks for immediate consumption. The

type of supplementary services provided

within this section can vary widely. Excludes

long-term stay and primary residence.

AI-powered chatbots (e.g. booking, ordering)

Face recognition (check-in)

Analysis of customer, occupancy and guest feedback data

Construction

(section F)

Includes general and specialised construction

activities for buildings and dwellings, civil

engineering works, new work, additions,

repairs and alterations.

3D Building Information Modelling (BIM)

Buildings simulators

Drones and sensors on construction sites

Data analytics based on the real-time data collected on-site