Technology billionaire Michael Dell has said his company and other tech giants must carefully consider the societal impacts of their race to take advantage of increasing artificial intelligence, and defended his controversial decision to remain on US President Donald Trump's advisory committees.
The legendary founder of Dell Technologies, who started one of the world's biggest companies in his college dorm room in 1984, spoke to The Australian Financial Review during a whirlwind trip to Australia, which lasted less than a day.
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