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______________ OPINION By William Matovu and Wangui Muna Climate finance has become increasingly effective at funding climate interventions. It has been far less effective at creating businesses capable of attracting commercial investment. Public and concessional finance alone will never meet Africa’s investment needs. As governments prepare for another round of global climate negotiations, the challenge…

The autonomous pivot: What independent retailers should know before going cashierless | Vending Times

More AI isn’t always the right answer. In the financial profession, AI without guardrails can lead to disaster.

I was asked to do something new at work: Given a data dump of unstructured text data, give us a detailed PDF report of insights about what customers are saying about our products this quarter.

The debate about automation in customer service is often framed too simply. Either businesses should automate aggressively to reduce cost, or they should preserve human service because customers dislike dealing with machines.

Add to Google Preferred Sources Matt Swulinski has run growth at three of the most-watched AI software companies — Superhuman, Wispr Flow, and now Victor — and his message will unsettle most B2B marketers: software companies should stop treating paid ads as a later-stage luxury and start running them like ecommerce brands, with hundreds of…

Work for 40 years, retire on the pension you earned — and after that, according to the billionaire CEO of Shopify, you shouldn’t be allowed to vote anymore.

The availability of more granular, real-time data means marketers can see performance change almost constantly. But more signals also mean more noise, and reacting to every change is a surefire recipe for failure.

Experts say AI can get personal finance fundamentals right but may struggle with nuanced questions. Kiichiro Sato/APhide caption

who has used Python for data analysis (or dealt with data in any form) for even a few weeks, you have almost certainly used Pandas, or at least heard of it.