What you need to know about winners and losers in artificial intelligence
A new report predicts the biggest economic boost from AI will come from higher labour productivity and increased consumer demand.
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One of biggest gains in economic growth over the next decade or so will come from artificial intelligence (AI).
A new report predicts this be due to a combination of higher labour productivity and increased consumer demand.
AI has four components: assisted intelligence, automation, augmented
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What you need to know about winners and losers in artificial intelligence
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