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Industrial AI can help operators connect equipment readings with service records and design documents to diagnose faults faster, says AVEVA chief technologist Arti Garg.
Why it mattersGarg also describes robots gathering information in hazardous areas, potentially reducing the need for workers to enter them. Her case for autonomy comes with a boundary: people should retain responsibility in critical decisions. The remarks appear in a MIT Technology Review Business Lab episode produced in partnership with AVEVA. It is a useful view of how one industrial technology company sees the opportunity, not evidence that these systems are already delivering safer operations.
Discuss: In industrial settings, which decisions should AI ever be allowed to make without a person’s approval?
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