This week, we speak with Sriram Ramanathan, CTO at Genpact, about what the important non-technical roles exist for making AI work in the enterprise. Everything from project management to quality control and beyond, Sriram lists out areas where nontechnical experts play a critical role in bringing AI to life. 

The Important  Nontechnical Roles in Making AI Work in the Enterprise - With Sriram Ramanathan, CTO at Genpact

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The Important Nontechnical Roles in Making AI Work in the Enterprise - With Sriram Ramanathan, CTO at Genpact

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