TECHNOLOGY Greek official warns that unequal access to AI could increase economic divisions, with adoption rates among smaller businesses lagging behind large companies. Photo credit: Unsplash Cyprus sets target of 3,000 AI professionals by 2032 Newsroom Cyprus aims to develop at least 3,000 artificial intelligence professionals by 2032, as the Government steps up efforts to prepare the workforce and education system for the growing role of the technology. READ MORE
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