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White paper: Artificial Intelligence & Human Analysis: A Collaborative Relationship
Provided by Kreller2019-11-18T05:23:00
While many industries have become fixated with the potential of AI – including the field of corporate due diligence – asking if it will replace the human component may be the wrong question.
This new report from the Kreller Group pinpoints what each model of investigation offers in support of the other, and makes the case for a combined effort. When it comes to reducing corporate risk, two heads are definitely better than one – especially if one is man and one is machine.
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