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AI is helping to diagnose illnesses, inform us how to stock inventory levels for the next quarter, and cull out the best job candidates from thousands of resumes. In 2021, we saw the definitive marriage between AI and RoboticProcessAutomation (RPA). Time and effort saved also meant a reduction in related costs.
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