Artificial intelligence: Out of R&D and into the workplace
2020 saw the industrialisation of artificial intelligence (AI). Years of fine-tuning machine learning (ML) models, the greater availability of very specific datasets and the astonishing performance improvements of AI-dedicated hardware has allowed AI to move well beyond the R&D stage and start to become integrated into core workflows. Xuesong Zhao, Fund Manager of the Polar Capital Automation and Artificial Intelligence Fund explains how AI disruption, while still in its infancy, has already been felt acutely in a number of companies across multiple sectors.
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