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AI: Why German firms are lagging behind

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Katharina Bahn | Daniel Winter
May 2, 2024

One survey suggests 40% of German companies have no plans to implement artificial intelligence into their processes. Can Germany adopt the technology in time and avoid losing ground to rivals like China?

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