Much of the current global interest in automation isn’t just around economic competitiveness; it’s also about national security. How will countries respond to the shortage of skilled robot developers, what national security threats do aerial
Abishur Prakash
Nations around the world continue to build bridges with other countries around artificial intelligence, automation, and robotics. Conversely, some foreign
Countries and companies are rushing to score goals in proving their leadership in artificial intelligence and robotics. The AI opportunity
A potential strike by casino workers in Las Vegas was averted, but their concerns over automation will likely remain. In addition, this week saw IBM laying off employees in its Watson Health division, and China
As more countries invest in artificial intelligence, alliances between governments are starting to take shape. This week also saw another
A nation or region’s artificial intelligence strategy is viewed as essential to future economic and geopolitical competitiveness, but we can
Multiple drones or mobile robots acting in concert are opening up new applications for automation, covering larger areas, delivering more