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Europe Offers Cheaper AI Bets as Focus Shifts, Citi’s Badoy Says

European markets present cheaper opportunities in artificial intelligence adoption as the focus shifts from infrastructure to implementation, according to Elise Badoy of Citigroup Inc.

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Europe Offers Cheaper AI Bets as Focus Shifts, Citi’s Badoy Says
European markets present cheaper opportunities in artificial intelligence adoption as the focus shifts from infrastructure to implementation, according to Elise Badoy of Citigroup Inc.
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