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AI in IT: Revolutionary or dangerous?

AI has the potential to optimise, and automate IT operations and help deliver exceptional service. However, the concerns are significant given the huge amount of data being handled and doubts around whether AI can truly replace the ‘human touch’. This session, hosted by SysAid, will explore the opportunities and challenges that teams face when developing an AI strategy. The discussion will focus on understanding the transformative benefits while weighing up the risks and possible dangers.

Date

Apr 17 2024
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Time

15:00 - 16:00

Days

Day 1

Location

Hot Topic Workshops - Workshop 2

Company

SysAid
SysAid

Speaker

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