09/30/2021
Detecting problems on the grid in real-time, whether from faulty equipment, cyber threats, or even theft of power from the grid, would be impossible to detect without AI. By regularly reading the data from smart meters across the grid and sensors throughout the transmission and distribution sector, artificial intelligence can learn about normal operations, identify the types of interruptions that will self-correct, and infer when an unexpected pattern arrives in the data that requires intervention. AI raises alarm about potentially issues that previously required manual review and decision-making, so AI availability ensures time isn’t wasted while problems persist anywhere across the infrastructure. To read the full article, click here... https://lnkd.in/dAH8fp-m
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