Business Day TV speaks to Arthur Goldstuck, CEO of World Wide Worx
22 January 2025 - 19:49
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Advances in artificial intelligence (AI), as well as the dangers of rapidly advancing systems are set to headline discussions during this year’s World Economic Forum, as world leaders grapple with its transformative impact on jobs, economies and societies. Business Day TV spoke to Arthur Goldstuck, CEO of World Wide Worx, for more detail.
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Business Day TV speaks to Arthur Goldstuck, CEO of World Wide Worx
Advances in artificial intelligence (AI), as well as the dangers of rapidly advancing systems are set to headline discussions during this year’s World Economic Forum, as world leaders grapple with its transformative impact on jobs, economies and societies. Business Day TV spoke to Arthur Goldstuck, CEO of World Wide Worx, for more detail.
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