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Tech firm urges youths to embrace AI

A technology firm, TechRise DTI, has called on youths to embrace Artificial Intelligence and digital skills, saying those who combine human expertise with AI tools will be favoured in the future. The call was made during a webinar on Thursday with the theme, “The AI Advantage: Who Will Benefit More from AI Usage?” In his Read More: https://punchng.com/tech-firm-urges-youths-to-embrace-ai/

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