Poland and South Korea Join Forces to Speed Up AI Adoption in Industry
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Poland has launched a two-year cooperation programme with South Korea. Its aim is to accelerate the use of artificial intelligence (AI) by Polish companies. The information was provided by Polskie Radio.
Polish businesses are expected to receive support in how to implement new technologies in their operations. The programme involves an exchange of knowledge and experience between specialists from both countries. As a result, Polish companies will be able to make better use of AI in production and management.
Artificial intelligence is increasingly being used in industry around the world. It can help automate processes, analyse data and increase work efficiency. South Korea is known for its significant progress in the field of new technologies, so its experience may be valuable for Poland.
The announcements emphasise that the cooperation is intended to help the Polish economy become more competitive. However, details regarding specific actions and funding have not been fully described in the available information. It will be worth following what results this programme brings in the coming years.
Sources: polskieradio.pl
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