How artificial intelligence is taking over the economy
By Bloomberg
13 May 2018 |
8:00 am
The White House unveiled a hands-off regulatory approach to foster the development of artificial intelligence. Meanwhile, Google previewed Duplex, an experimental service that lets its voice-based digital assistant book appointments on its own -- but it ended up raising broader questions.
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