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In the first of a three-part series on AI-powered companies, CNA’s Rebecca Metteo looks at how small businesses in China are using artificial intelligence to do…
In the first of a three-part series on AI-powered companies, CNA’s Rebecca Metteo looks at how small businesses in China are using artificial intelligence to do more with fewer people – and where human expertise still matters.
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@@MultiMakissImported1mo ago
I had said it from the first years of AI that it shouldn't be on work places and kill many thousands/million humans lifes because AI take the work of many humans so they don't have no incoming thus they will die
@@wagyumatsusaka2546Imported1mo ago
can AI replace the whole CNA news team n present same news quality . who is telling them machines what news to come out .
@@tester83Imported1mo ago
Personally I think China's labor market current development (not in a positive way) is ahead of Singapore, if you want to see what our labor market will be in 3-5 years time go look at their labor market. In my opinion we are heading toward in the same direction as them just in a slower and gradual manner.
@@koruspring1519Imported1mo ago
Love it when people are confident about the blackbox system that AI built.
@@JojoJogetImported1mo ago
AI suck for whole productions tho, filling in the gaps and light vfx replacement is fine,then again today’s generation have an attention span of a toddler on meth.
@@sgfuture7114Imported1mo ago
AI is going to destroy the World...
@@antihunterImported1mo ago
Singapore is late. OPC is already known for quite some time in china entrepreneur
In the first of a three-part series on AI-powered companies, CNA’s Rebecca Metteo looks at how small businesses in China are using artificial intelligence to do more with fewer people – and where human expertise still matters.
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Can AI do the work of a team? Inside China’s one-person companies
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