
AI will transform UK business - but it’s not there yet
In 2018, artificial intelligence has become central to the corporate agenda
No longer confined to the realms of science fiction, artificial intelligence (AI) has become central to the corporate agenda, with PwC predicting it could add $15.7 trillion to the global economy by 2030. The AI for Business special report, published in The Times, examines the many business areas which could be boosted by smart use of AI, from education to energy. Also featured are articles on how the UK could position itself as a standard bearer for AI ethics and the need for businesses to have a comprehensive AI strategy. In addition, an infographic shows how AI can be used to drive growth
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In 2018, artificial intelligence has become central to the corporate agenda
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