Minicast: Improving outcomes across industries with AI

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Women in AI Awards 2023.

Artificial intelligence is disrupting almost every industry, working to improve both business and societal outcomes. Frank Windoloski, EVP, and head of insights and data at Capgemini APAC outlined some of the use cases for AI based on sector.


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The annual Women in AI Awards will be held in Sydney at the Art Gallery of NSW on Friday, June 16th.

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