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Irish Firms Have Spent €720m on Failed AI Projects
Enterprises in Ireland have spent an estimated €720 million on artificial intelligence projects that delivered no usable outcome, according to new research from Dublin-based IT consultancy Saros Consulting. The study, carried out by Censuswid...
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