HERMAN BEZUIDENHOUT: Use AI to compete in global trade and investment
The global economy is still dominated by the movement of money across borders, with up to 80% of global trade consisting of cross-border transactions. Whether it’s importing and exporting goods, foreign direct investment or financial market transactions, the ability to move capital efficiently remains central to international commerce.
In this evolving landscape, artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming both physical and financial supply chains. From logistics optimisation to regulatory compliance, AI-driven solutions are redefining how businesses compete. Those who adopt these technologies early will gain a significant edge in global trade and investments...
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