Raging debate over the pros and cons of AI


Ruling the world: Signage at the Nvidia Corp offices in Taipei, Taiwan. In 2023, close to US$315bil was invested in tech companies globally. — Bloomberg

THE world is in a mess, and the acceleration of artificial Intelligence (AI) usage is disrupting every business and the way we live.

We are all struggling to understand what the AI transition means for each of us as consumers, parents, teachers, businesses or government leaders.

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