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13 August 2020CopyrightBarbara Fiacco

AIPLA: Being smarter about AI

The role of artificial intelligence (AI) innovations and technologies in business and in the global economy has been a hot topic. This is not surprising. AI-related innovations, like automation and machine learning, have become powerful tools ushering in revolutionary changes in the way people live and work.

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