What is Artificial Intelligence? (video): FES Competence Centre on the Future of Work

01.12.2021

AI holds 'enormous potential' for improving the everyday life of millions around the world. However, the application of AI technologies may not lead to the desired societal outcomes.

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What is Artificial Intelligence? (video)