Artificial intelligence fascinates as much as it worries.
It is enough for a company to mention the subject for its stock market price to ignite or, on the contrary, plummet.
This week, Google boss Sundar Pichai said that the changes that artificial intelligence will cause "
are more profound than those brought about by fire or electricity or anything that has been done in the past
".
Nothing less.
More measured, a manager believes that it is “
a real revolution which certainly exceeds that of the Internet
”.
From trade to finance, via medicine and most industries, all sectors of the economy are concerned and are multiplying initiatives.
According to UBS analysts, the still nascent global artificial intelligence (AI) market could quickly exceed $1 trillion.
“
This market is showing double-digit growth and, with recent innovations, its development is not about to stop
”, underlines from its…
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