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April 21, 2025
Check out Dr. William Bain's AI News article to learn how combining digital twins with generative AI and machine learning (ML) can transform real-time monitoring of large, complex systems. In the article, he explains how digital twins can track live systems, detect emerging issues to enhance situational awareness, and simulate complex operations to support strategic planning. By integrating generative AI, teams can interact with digital twin analytics using natural language-driven queries and visualizations, eliminating technical barriers and accelerating insights. Generative AI can also proactively identify anomalies by continuously analyzing digital twin outputs to uncover emerging trends and mitigate disruptions before they escalate. With the addition of automatic retraining, ML algorithms running in digital twins can adapt to new conditions and improve their performance over time. Digital twins powered by AI and ML can provide continuous, real-time monitoring for complex systems in a wide range of applications, including smart cities, transportation networks, telecommunications, and more.