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Businesses that fail to embrace AI risk fading out – Apostolic Professionals Network Chairman
” He said AI would similarly require people who could apply the technology to improve business processes.“If you have enterprise or you are in business, and you don’t begin to use AI in your operations, then know that in some years to come, you will gradually be fading out of business,” he said.“In the same way that even when you have the AI, you will need people who will use the AI to bring efficiency.”
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