We are a long way from achieving 'pure' AI, says AutoTrader's David Hoyle
AI that can truly replace humans is still in the distant future, and automation has a long way to go
We are a long way from achieving ‘pure’ AI, says Auto Trader’s David Hoyle
In the immediate future, businesses will remain focused on using machine learning to solve practical problems - but in the longer term will turn to artificial intelligence as machines begin to replace...
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