Every few decades, a force emerges that doesn’t just optimize how we work, but redefines the very fabric of industry. Today, that force is Artificial Intelligence. It is not a trend but a transformation. It challenges conventions, rewards innovation, and compels us to rethink the fundamentals of manufacturing itself.

We stand at the brink of an industrial reset. While traditional models relied on scale and labour, the new paradigm demands intelligence, agility, and sustainability. AI-enabled manufacturing is not adistant vision - it is already reshaping global value chains through predictive systems, autonomous operations, and circular resource models. The question is no longer if we adopt AI, but how fast and how meaningfully we do so.

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