I am a millennial, born in the early 1990s, which makes me probably part of one of the last generations to have experienced life before digitalisation took over.
Digital technologies, once a premium item for few, are today embedded in all aspects of our lives and have brought significant changes and improvements to the way we live and operate. Across the many fields of digital innovation, artificial intelligence has been the most mysterious and perhaps misunderstood: not just an inspiration for fantasy novels, but a game-changer in information processing, used today mostly in search engines, autonomous vehicles, facial recognition, virtual assistants, and automatic language translation. Ever since the two letters were first put alongside each oth...
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