Deborah Yao

PARIS — After more than a decade of helping shape artificial intelligence research at Meta, Turing Award winner Yann LeCun is betting that the industry's dominant approach to AI has reached its limits.

PARIS – Alibaba co-founder and chairman Joe Tsai said artificial intelligence represents a market opportunity far larger than enterprise software

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