Sfruttare l'incredibile potere dell'IA per un'innovazione e un'eccellenza senza precedenti

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Sfruttare l'incredibile potere dell'IA per un'innovazione e un'eccellenza senza precedenti

Gli esperti esaminano l'impatto trasformativo dell'intelligenza artificiale in vari settori, concentrandosi sull'innovazione, sulle sfide di adozione e sulle iniziative chiave che stanno delineando il futuro della tecnologia e della società.

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00:00Artificial intelligence, a term first coined in 1955, has reshaped almost every industry.

00:07How are businesses keeping up with AI advancements?

00:10We're diving into the multifaceted world of machine learning and its applications.

00:18Welcome to The Exchange from our studio here in Doha.

00:22Coming up on this episode, I speak to Tanuja Ranjuri from Amazon Web Services

00:26for a pulse check on how fast AI is being adopted in Europe.

00:31And we hear from Greg Fallon, CEO of Geminis AI,

00:34on how generative AI can solve complex challenges in large-scale industries.

00:41In health, education and the environment,

00:44artificial intelligence is solving real-world problems faster and more accurately than humans.

00:49By 2030, AI will turbocharge the global economy,

00:53contributing a remarkable $15.7 trillion.

00:58With 45% of economic gains stemming from AI-driven product enhancements,

01:03we're set to witness an explosion of variety, personalization and affordability,

01:09all tailored to meet consumer demand like never before.

01:13And with AI powering 40% of corporate decisions,

01:17the ethical development and regulation of this technology is critical.

01:20With machine learning and generative AI in the mix,

01:24experts anticipate that one day, AI may be able to think, reason and possess cognitive capabilities

01:31that could surpass human beings.

01:34And that's why UNESCO also advises developing and using AI to improve human well-being,

01:41protect our fundamental freedoms and sustain our planet.

01:44While businesses recognise the enormous economic potential of AI,

01:49they still face challenges in adopting and adapting to this transformative technology.

01:55I spoke with Tanuja Rannery, the Managing Director for Europe, Middle East and Africa at Amazon Web Services.

02:02She shared how the firm is overcoming those hurdles through investments.

02:06We have been investing in Europe for some time in cloud and AI infrastructure so that our customers can use our technology.

02:19We have very recently announced, you know, an investment of almost 16 billion euros into Germany,

02:26almost the same again in Spain.

02:28We've announced 8 billion euros of investment, further investment into the UK market as well, France, Italy.

02:35So it is that combination of both infrastructure, providing the choice of solutions,

02:42and then making sure that the cloud infrastructure is available to them on which they can actually build their businesses.

02:49Here in Qatar, the government is committed to investing in artificial intelligence,

02:56recently announcing $2.5 billion in incentives for businesses.

03:00With AI expected to add $11 billion to the country's economy by 2030,

03:06our reporter Mohamed El-Lashi highlights how global tech giants are fostering the country's tech-driven future.

03:13That's right, Laila. Qatar is making strides when it comes to the latest technologies.

03:19And you know, Mohamed, the country is harnessing the power of AI to diversify its economic growth.

03:26And at the heart of this vision is a strategic partnership with Microsoft.

03:29The computing powerhouse is collaborating on state-of-the-art AI solutions to drive creativity, productivity and prosperity.

03:38Microsoft's mission is to empower every person and every organization to achieve more.

03:44And this is 100% and fully aligned with Qatar's vision towards a sustainable, diverse economic growth

03:50and sustainable living and high-class living for its people.

03:54Bringing Azure Open AI to Qatar is a major, major milestone in towards the AI economy.

04:01We're making sure every organization utilizes AI, every person is utilizing co-pilot to improve productivity.

04:10Skilling, reskilling people for the future of AI is very critical for any country.

04:16Qatar's AI roadmap aims to capitalize on public and private partnerships

04:20to advance health care, energy and finance with places like Qatar Science and Technology Park

04:27serving as a base for international technology companies.

04:30AI, of course, is like a key element of what we do here.

04:34And we support that by supporting young and aspiring startups

04:38and trying to position Qatar as a hub of technology and innovation.

04:42We start by working with younger generation to put this mindset of utilizing different technologies,

04:49AI to solve problems that they encounter in a day-to-day basis.

04:54Qatar is committed to innovation and connectivity,

04:57as evidenced by entities like Microsoft and QSTP having a base here.

05:05It's not just tech giants.

05:08Many startups are building their businesses around AI.

05:11In fact, an FDI intelligence report found that half of last year's global venture capitalist funding

05:17went to AI-focused firms.

05:19One such company is Gemini's AI, which provides complex, high-precision AI solutions for large-scale industries.

05:28I spoke with CEO Greg Fallon, who shared insights on AI's impact in high-risk and intricate environments.

05:35Precision is important, right?

05:38Imagine that you're making a decision about how to operate a multibillion-dollar oil refinery.

05:45If you get it wrong, you could harm the refinery, or worse, you could hurt people.

05:48We're showing industrial companies that they can increase production 5%, 10%.

05:53They can reduce their costs 40%.

05:54And so those are massive changes that AI has unlocked.

05:58I think the potential impact on humanity is massive.

06:02I would say there's an inherent conflict of interest between governments and those regulations.

06:07Ultimately, until we see governments globally kind of come together on a common set of regulations,

06:13I think that we will be in an era where AI may be unequally deployed

06:18and deployed in ways that could be nefarious.

06:22Now it's time for our regular feature, Business in 60 Seconds.

06:26Start the clock.

06:27Barnes & Noble is gearing up to announce its Q4 2025 financial results

06:32as it continues its remarkable turnaround.

06:35It plans to open at least 60 new stores this year.

06:39The largest bookseller in the US is focused on creating an engaging in-store experience,

06:44capitalizing on the rise of book content due to the book talk phenomenon.

06:49Oracle is gearing up to announce its full-year 2025 earnings release.

06:53The tech giant recently committed $5 billion to expand its cloud and AI footprints in the UK.

07:01The investment follows a similar $8 billion move in Japan last year to meet surging global demand.

07:07And Chinese automaker Geely is set to release its Q1 2025 financial results

07:12as it positions itself at the forefront of the autonomous driving market.

07:17With the launch of its advanced G-Pilot driver assistance system,

07:21the company aims to enhance its competitive edge against rivals like Tesla and BYD.

07:27So, artificial intelligence is a reality we all must get used to in a safe way,

07:34whether it's through regulations, education or awareness.

07:39The key is to make AI work with us in a complementary way without over-relying on the technology.

07:45Well, that's all the time we have for on this edition of the show.

07:49Thanks for watching.

07:50Please do check out Euronews.com for all your latest business news

07:53and join us again next time on The Exchange.

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