Computer Weekly - 17 January 2012: featuring the future of IT education; G-Cloud in action; networking challenges
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Just decades ago, artificial intelligence (AI) was limited to the realm of science fiction, awaiting the potent mix of huge pools of data and cheap, readily accessible supercomputing power to unleash its true potential. That day has arrived. More than just technology buzzwords, AI and machine learning today are augmenting human abilities, enabling us to better harness our innate creativity to solve complex problems and discover new ways of doing things.
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