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I understand that a benefit of a smart grid is that grid operators can dynamically change which type of generation will supply an area based on many variables, including the cheapest cost and highest efficiency. This means the implementation costs can be offset relatively quickly by the vastly cheaper and more efficient system.
What do you mean about deciding who lives and dies?
What do you mean about deciding who lives and dies?
It means with the help of Artificial Intelligence in future the automated machines can predict which "Sensor" is live & die or needs to be replaced for boosting efficiency in energy production.
Hope it clarifies your questions
Thanks Sanjay- your post has been edited so non technical people can understand it.