Opebi, Lagos today and subsequently killed.
See photos of the enormous snake:
The
growth of sensor-based data combined with advanced algorithms and
artificial intelligence (AI) are enabling smart machines to make
increasingly significant business decisions over which humans have
decreasing control, according to Gartner, Inc.
"As smart machines become increasingly capable, they will become viable alternatives to human workers under certain circumstances, which will lead to significant repercussions for the business and thus for CIOs," said Stephen Prentice, vice president and Gartner Fellow.
"In the 2015 Gartner CEO and business leader survey, opinions were equally divided on this issue and indicate that business leaders are starting to take notice of the advances being made and more readily acknowledge that the threat to knowledge work is real."
- See more at: http://nigeriacommunicationsweek.com.ng/e-business/gartner-says-smarter-machines-will-challenge-human-desire-for-control?utm_source=Verified+List&utm_campaign=9fbd8ff58c-June_126_12_2015&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_a560bb15f8-9fbd8ff58c-48401225#sthash.XwnbMjSr.dpuf
"As smart machines become increasingly capable, they will become viable alternatives to human workers under certain circumstances, which will lead to significant repercussions for the business and thus for CIOs," said Stephen Prentice, vice president and Gartner Fellow.
"In the 2015 Gartner CEO and business leader survey, opinions were equally divided on this issue and indicate that business leaders are starting to take notice of the advances being made and more readily acknowledge that the threat to knowledge work is real."
- See more at: http://nigeriacommunicationsweek.com.ng/e-business/gartner-says-smarter-machines-will-challenge-human-desire-for-control?utm_source=Verified+List&utm_campaign=9fbd8ff58c-June_126_12_2015&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_a560bb15f8-9fbd8ff58c-48401225#sthash.XwnbMjSr.dpuf
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