Corey Knowles

Well, Nick, thanks so much for joining us today on The Neuron.

Where can people go to learn more about Albert Invent and some of the amazing work you all are up to over there?

I agree.

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Hello, everyone, and welcome, humans, to the Neuron Podcast.

I'm Corey Knowles, editor of the Neuron, and we're joined, as always, by Grant Harvey, writer of the Neuron Daily AI Newsletter.

How's it going, Grant?

So, you know, the facts are pretty clear right now.

AIoT is really reshaping industrial efficiency, security, and decision-making in a very real way.

We've all heard the buzz around artificial intelligence of things.

But what's interesting is that it's finally moved from promise to performance.

Companies are actually seeing measurable improvements now in efficiency, in resilience, in safety, even in decision speed.

And the organizations that are leaning in the hardest, they're pulling ahead already.

A new global study from SAS digs into this shift, looking at how leading manufacturers and energy organizations are combining AI and IoT to run smarter operations, accelerate their company innovation, and build a genuine competitive edge.

And if you're wondering whether now is the time to act, the takeaway is pretty direct.

It really is right now.