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Artificial Intelligence: The Past, The Present And The Future

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Artificial intelligence is making waves–love it or hate it, it is here to stay. Sam Karim KC, Shazia Akhtar, Sara Ibrahim and Priya Gopal discuss:

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Sam Karim KC
Sam Karim KC
Shazia Akhtar
Shazia Akhtar
Sara Ibrahim
Sara Ibrahim
Priya Gopal
Priya Gopal

Artificial intelligence is making waves–love it or hate it, it is here to stay. Sam Karim KC, Shazia Akhtar, Sara Ibrahim and Priya Gopal discuss:

  • the use of artificial intelligence in the health, financial services and insurance sectors;
  • the regulation of artificial intelligence–the current position and proposals for the future; and
  • how other jurisdictions are approaching artificial intelligence and what we can learn.

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