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Robots will help, not replace humans: OCBC CEO

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Published Mon, Jul 8, 2019 · 09:50 PM

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    AMID an era of driverless cars and humanoid robots, there is "no reason" for humans to be fearful of artificial intelligence (AI), said OCBC's chief executive officer Samuel Tsien.

    "AI is only a result of our knowledge; while it can now be accumulated in robots to carry out certain tasks, we (humans) will always be in charge," he said.

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