UVA online education and digital innovation
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UVA online education and digital innovation
The rapid growth of artificial intelligence has made many people feel uneasy about the job market and left some small businesses and non-profits wondering what A-I might mean for them. Those situations have prompted a new program at the University of Virginia as Sandy Hausman reports.
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