The U.S and China are far ahead when it comes to artificial intelligence. But industrial leaders in Europe, and especially in Germany, are hoping to find their footing with AI tools aimed specifically at making production facilities more efficient.
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Know-How and Expertise: European Companies Hoping to Take the Global Lead in Industrial AI
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