Computerworld September 12, 2019
At the firm’s Digital Workplace Summit in London, analysts said they expect artificial intelligence to be common in the office by 2025; they already see ‘huge pent-up demand.’
The trend is expected to gather steam as voice-activated personal assistants that have proved a hit at home begin to make inroads in the office.
By 2025, the technology will “certainly be mainstream,” said Matthew Cain, vice president and distinguished analyst at Gartner – even though privacy and security concerns have limited deployments so far....
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