Artificial Intelligence

COVID-19: Why we need to have tough conversations on the future of AI

We need a deeper conversation on what we need from AI in order to respond to future crises. Image: REUTERS/Daniel Becerril

Mark Esposito
Chief Learning Officer, Nexus FrontierTech, Professor at Hult International Business School
Terence Tse
Executive Director, Nexus FrontierTech, Professor of Finance, Hult International Business School
Josh Entsminger
Applied Researcher, Nexus Frontier Tech
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