White paper: Artificial Intelligence & Human Analysis: A Collaborative Relationship
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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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