Lessons from COVID-19 modeling: the interplay of data, models and behaviour
Even when models are "wrong," they can still be useful – especially if they changed behaviour. Image: REUTERS/Hannah McKay - RC2NHG9PAZKK
Kay Firth-Butterfield
Head of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning; Member of the Executive Committee, World Economic Forum
Anand Rao
Global Leader, Artificial Intelligence, PwC
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