60% firms will link human expertise to AI by 2026: IDC
The Hindu
Move to augment foresight across organisations and make workforce more productive and effective
Bengaluru
About 60% of enterprises in India will combine human expertise with artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), NLP (natural language processing), and pattern recognition, by 2026 to augment foresight across their organisations and make their workforce 20% more productive and effective, according to a report released by the International Data Corporation (IDC).
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