AI love you
As the tech industry falls deeper in love with artificial intelligence and machine learning, Microsoft used its Future Decoded event in London to address fears that AI will leave the average person heartbroken. Tom Wright reports
At a time when vendors are swooning over the likes of artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning and the Internet of Things, Microsoft took time to pause at its Future Decoded event in London, warning...
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