Artificial intelligence could help reverse Latin America’s economic slowdown

Mar 30, 2017

A participant poses next to a robot during a "Campus Party" Internet users gathering in Sao Paulo January 18, 2011.

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Omar Abbosh

Corporate Vice-President, Industry Solutions, Microsoft

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