INNOVATING WITH SPRING BOOT: AI-POWERED APPLICATIONS FOR MODERN BUSINESSES
Keywords:
Enterprise Application Development, Artificial Intelligence Integration, Cloud-Native Architecture, Machine Learning Automation, Distributed Computing SystemsAbstract
Spring Boot has emerged as a transformative framework in the enterprise technology landscape, particularly in its integration with artificial intelligence capabilities. This paper examines how organizations across various industries are leveraging Spring Boot to create sophisticated AI-powered applications that enhance operational efficiency and competitive advantage. The research explores the framework's impact on development processes, scalability, and system performance across financial services, e-commerce, and customer service sectors. Through analysis of real-world implementations, the study demonstrates Spring Boot's effectiveness in simplifying AI integration while maintaining robust security and compliance standards. The paper also investigates emerging trends in AutoML integration, edge computing adoption, and federated learning approaches, providing insights into future development paradigms and opportunities in the Spring Boot ecosystem.
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