Companies need to expose employees to AI so they start seeing it as a ‘digital colleague,’ says PwC head
PwC’s global chairman said that putting technology in the hands of workers allows them to view AI as a "digital colleague" they can work with.
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A Ukrainian drone commander says battlefield tech can change within a month, and the old style of yearslong military contracts can’t keep up
Drone makers have to innovate within weeks to counter new enemy techniques, something a three-year contract for a Shahed can’t do, the commander said.