Artificial Intelligence, most commonly known as AI, is rapidly transforming business landscapes worldwide. Uganda’s business sector, however, has been slow in embracing this new form of technology. This is perhaps due to limited awareness, and inadequate infrastructure, among other reasons. This article explores its benefits, challenges, and potential strategies for successful implementation. While developed economies have adopted Artificial Intelligence to ...
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