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The discussion explored key industry shifts and the growing role of AI and automation. Reflecting on the current pace of change and advancement, Cristina Gomila, Managing Director Content Technology & Innovation at Sky, stressed that, “we are seeing things happen at speed. In the past year and a half, we’ve been surprised with ...
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