The Telegraph My details My newsletters Logout Upgrade to Premium My details My newsletters Logout The Telegraph Artificial intelligence and the implications of its rapid growth Brought to you by Tata Communcations different forms, and already permeates our everyday life 3 August 2016 • 4:30pm Oliver Pickup As artificial intelligence reinvents every business, chief executives have a responsibility to consider the implications of this transformative technology.
 Artificial intelligence is no longer the subject of science fiction, or something we are going to see in 20 or 30 years,” said Vinod Kumar, chief executive of Tata Communications, in his welcome address at the recent 2016 CEO Summit with the theme “Artificial intelligence meets emotional intelligence”.
 Mr Kumar set the scene for the summit, which gathered 60 business leaders and tech trendsetters at Coworth Park in Ascot, Berkshire, to discuss possible threats and opportunities in the coming AI age.
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