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Send us Fan Mail The AI workforce is bigger than developers and technical roles. In episode four of my special five-part series inspired by the AI for Developing Countries Forum in Geneva, I explore why the future of work will depend on combining AI capability with domain expertise. From communications and finance to education and public service, I look at why organisations should train people to apply AI to real workplace problems while preserving human judgement, critical thinking and oppo...
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