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AI is starting to work. The Trump drama could look like a sideshow

AI is starting to work. The Trump drama could look like a sideshow

Lost among the Trump turmoil is the disruption caused by the AI revolution. It’s happening and Australian investors, politicians and business leaders are not ready.

The AI revolution is moving faster than ever. David Rowe

For the past few days, some of Australia’s top chief executives – including Commonwealth Bank’s Matt Comyn, NAB’s Andrew Irvine and Telstra’s Vicki Brady – have been bunkered down in the US city of Seattle, for one of Microsoft’s most exclusive and influential events.

The tech giant’s annual CEO summit has an exclusive guest list that includes many leaders from America’s Fortune 500 companies. Comyn, who has spent the last two weeks touring the US, and nerds out on the detail of technology like few other Australian CEOs, says the Microsoft conference has become bigger each year, as the artificial intelligence revolution gathers pace.

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James Thomson
James ThomsonColumnistJames Thomson is senior Chanticleer columnist based in Melbourne. He was the Companies editor and editor of BRW Magazine. Connect with James on Twitter. Email James at j.thomson@afr.com

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