Artificial Intelligence: 'Most obvious use cases are related to information retrieval & synthesis'

Heads of state, top government officials, CEOs and scientists from 100 countries are meeting for an AI summit in Paris, where challenging diplomatic talks are expected as tech titans fight for dominance in the fast-moving technology industry. For in-depth analysis and a deeper perspective, FRANCE 24's Eve Irvine welcomes Milo Rignell, Head of Operations at LightOn, a French AI company.
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[@hmm5784]

Much more than that. One day it will be able to capture and replicate the art of French cuisine cooking, for example.

[@oceanwave4502]

No offense: Both France and India organize this event in Paris together. In light of the US/China: US and China are strong enough to go fast and go alone, but the former two are weaker so they cooperate. And the ones who seem to be invisible, e.g. Germany/Italy, think they are not even in the race! 😱 Nothing is wrong, though. Just observation.

[@draker769]

this world is dominated by 2 players only. EU and India is not close to either US or China. If they don't start working hard, then their future are on the hands of the others