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View all search resultsWhile governments across the world are looking to adapt legal frameworks to accommodate artificial intelligence, the general manager of IBM Asia Pacific said authorities should regulate the application of AI rather than its technological development.
IBM, a leading provider of global hybrid cloud technology, artificial intelligence (AI) and consulting expertise, in collaboration with Collaborative Research and Industrial Innovation in Artificial Intelligence (KORIKA), recently released a new study on AI adoption in Indonesia’s financial services and insurance (FSI) and manufacturing sectors amid the increasingly important role AI technology plays in driving Indonesia’s economic growth.
In recent years, the development of artificial intelligence (AI) has been viewed as a “double-edged sword,” where some do find it beneficial, yet others are more skeptical about the problems it may create. While AI can bring certain advantages when integrated into a company’s operations, key decision makers should be mindful of their AI solutions, in order to ensure that the practice is free from controversy.
The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) has permeated most of our daily lives, through its utilization in the financial sector, to health and other aspects. More business and enterprises are integrating AI in their practices, making 2024 a pivotal year in the technology industry, as the world seeks to establish how this evolutionary leap in technology can be most practically incorporated into our everyday lives in a more cohesive way than ever before.
A global CEO study conducted by the IBM Institute for Business Value (IBV) reported that as much as 75 percent of CEOs believe that enterprises equipped with the most advanced generative AI will gain significant competitive advantage.
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