Next Data Paradigm: Using AI to Manage All Human Data — Foundations, Architecture, and Challenges in Using a Universal AI Data Manager

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In the age of smart IT, data management - the very foundation of information technology - remains laborious, inefficient, largely inaccessible, falling far short of its potential. The means of taking a major leap forward in data management is here. The rapid evolution of artificial intelligence presents a paradigm-shifting opportunity in digital storage and data management. This paper suggests how Agentic AI systems can revolutionize the ways organizations and people store, organize, and retrieve data. We propose AI to manage all data storage and retrieval needs of humans. By leveraging advanced machine learning, and autonomous decision-making capabilities, AI-driven data management promises to transform data management from an inefficient time-consuming process to an intelligent personalized service accessible to everyone.
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