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The age of AI has dawned – and so has ‘AI-washing’
Already, we’re noticing a disparity between firms that claim to have artificial intelligence features and those that can genuinely showcase tangible AI-driven results with complete transparency.
Sonia Haque-VatcherTech risk expertThis year, 2024, has undoubtedly been the Year of AI. It was the year in which the term “AI” – broadly understood to be the technology that allows for the simulation of human learning and problem solving – was heard everywhere. And it was the year in which the market saw an unprecedented increase in the adoption of artificial intelligence.
From asking AI to write a piece of content in literally a second, to getting it to sift through thousands of documents for the right answer in a nanosecond, artificial intelligence and its subsets – machine learning, generative AI and quantum computing – are here to stay.
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