June 6, 2018
On the second day at CAASE 18 (Conference on Advancing Analysis & Simulation in Engineering, June 5-7, 2018 in Cleveland), cohosted by NAFEMS and DE, Jerry Overton from DXC Technology took the stage to convince the show’s 500+ attendees of something many might find unbelievable: AI (artificial intelligence) is cool, useful practical, and — perhaps most important — do-able.
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