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Chronicling the rapidly developing technology of artificial intelligence and machine learning which are transforming business and creating the foundations for an AI-centric future. Expert analysis and comment on the benefits and risks, the consequences for companies, workers and consumers, and the subsequent possible impact on multiple technology markets.

AI and data hold the key to surviving the ‘Amazonization’ of the retail sector

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Show me the data: How organisations can make best use of their most precious asset

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40% of Europe’s artificial intelligence start-ups found to lack AI

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Top five companies recruiting AI skills revealed

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How AI can help to prevent the spread of disinformation

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“Is AI really, really stupid?” On the limitations of AI

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Can AI eliminate hiring bias?

With 31% of us saying they experience discrimination when job seeking, one HR tech believes AI could be the answer.

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Enterprise AI adoption hampered by lack of skilled experts, says survey

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Can AI eliminate hiring bias?

With 31% of us saying they experience discrimination when job seeking, one HR tech believes AI could be the answer.

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Enterprise AI adoption hampered by lack of skilled experts, says survey

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AI and OCR: How optical character recognition is being revitalised

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Five ways OCR tech can improve workflow efficiency

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AI bias: It is the responsibility of humans to ensure fairness

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Inside the “hive-mind”: how AI-powered drone “swarms” can benefit society

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Would you let an AI robot handle 90% of your meetings?

Zoom's founder believes AI clones could attend meetings on our behalf. Aoibhinn McBride of Jobbio explores AI in the workplace