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An increasingly globalized world: united or divided?

Best Practice AI also announced it is the first UK AI company to join the World Economic Forum Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution's AI program

As technology giants are competing with all other sectors for the talent and experience that will make AI a success, banks need to look to startups to join the long queue of sectors ready for an industry 4.0 update. Working with a 3rd party AI startup is a huge risk though, so here are all the cultural barriers, the implied risks, and the questions you should ask before partnering with an AI startup.

From Silicon Valley to London to Shanghai AI startups are in abundance. But with any gold rush a few chosen will find gold and many others will go home disappointed. To succeed AI startups need to cross the commercial divide from technology into the enterprise. And learn not to move too fast and break things while embracing responsible AI practices.

We are in the midst of a gold rush in AI. But who will reap the economic benefits? The mass of startups who are all gold panning? The corporates who have massive gold mining operations? The technology giants who are supplying the picks and shovels? And which nations have the richest seams of gold?

I graduated with a degree in AI when the cost of the equivalent computational power to an iPhone was $50 million. A lot has changed but surprisingly much is still the same.