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“Instead of ethics being a constraint, I want people to see it as an opportunity for innovation,” believes Aimee van Wynsberghe

Making sure we’re not producing automated rubbish—a necessity for practitioners taking part in the latest Podcast roundtable

“I believe that we're still in the first innings in this space,” said Procter & Gamble’s Tony Saldhana

“I wanted to file a patent or a trademark on #automationanxiety because it's a real thing,” explains IEEE’s Lee Coulter

“It doesn’t take long to relieve the burden of administration for somebody and allow them to do more tactical work,” said eir’s Anthony Ryan on automation

Sometimes taking the wrong direction or making mistakes allows you to collect valuable collateral, believes ENGIE’s Martin Ruane when deploying robotic process automation

“The opportunity to learn about lean operational excellence as part of a graduate scheme completely changed my life,” reveals Close Brothers’ Camilla Kwong

We're looking at 335 different diseases across thousands of data points in an even shorter time period. The only way to get there is through process automation,” explains Tyrone Grandison in this AIIA...

Google’s Yuval Dvir believes a willingness to be ready and available for change is essential for the future workforce

“We’re looking for tools and technologies to get further up the intelligent automation continuum.” Coca-Cola’s Richie Daigle

How can we deploy artificial intelligence? Use it to enhance processes when automating says Volvo’s Mats Johannesson

“The beauty of cognitive is that it is continuous learning—anytime the answer is right, it gets better and better,” said Roberto Mancone