Survey: Spending on AI, new tech to increase despite known risks
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Neil Hodge2022-07-05T13:44:00
Companies are set to ramp up spending on artificial intelligence and other technologies in the coming years despite expectations of rising legal disputes over its use and implementation, according to a new survey.
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