Which technologies do you see as most promising for the future?

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Director of IT in Mediaa year ago

AI and ML ,Quantum Computing, Advancements in 5G, Decentralized technologies, innovative cybersecurity solutions and advancements and more adoption of IoT devices.

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Head – HR Operations, Digital HR & Corporate HR Strategy in Software2 years ago

AI, Gen AI, Data Science, Cloud

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no titlea year ago

Automation, RPA - everything that helps cope with the diminishing pool of skilled people.

Interim Human Resources Director UK USA & Asia in Finance (non-banking)2 years ago

Cloud!

CFO Advisory Director in Finance (non-banking)2 years ago

Generative AI. more than mere AI.

Director of Legal in Software2 years ago

AI is certainly top of mind for me. I see so much potential for it to not just summarize knowledge, but to create new forms of it and for it to help with prototyping and testing new things. Jason Barnwell of Microsoft has written much about this. We also need to remain mindful of its reliance on data and the potential limitations and biases of data and AI's reliance on it.

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