Improving the return on your AI and 'big data' investment
ARTIFICIAL Intelligence (AI) is rightly hailed as one of the next big economic frontiers.
Recognising this, the Singapore government has identified AI and data science as key "frontier technologies" for growing the digital economy, announcing in May that it will invest up to S$150 million to boost the country's AI capabilities over the next five years.
It will be some time before we see some of the flashier examples of machine learning, such as humanoid robots or self-driving cars, being widely used.
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