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What you need to know about winners and losers in artificial intelligence

A new report predicts the biggest economic boost from AI will come from higher labour productivity and increased consumer demand.

Wed, 05 Jul 2017

One of biggest gains in economic growth over the next decade or so will come from artificial intelligence (AI).

A new report predicts this be due to a combination of higher labour productivity and increased consumer demand.

AI has four components: assisted intelligence, automation, augmented

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