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Europe lagging behind in AI

Posted on June 25th, 2018 by Marco Otte

Network Insittute member Frank van Harmelen was interviewed on the Dutch radio NPO1 about the state of European AI research.
Read the excerpt (Dutch) and listen to the interview (also in Dutch) on NPO1.

This entry was posted in News, Robotics and tagged ai, news, robotics, Tech Labs by Marco Otte. Bookmark the permalink.

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