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Okta president Eric Kelleher says managers are the biggest hurdle to AI adoption: ‘We have trained every manager in the world to think about one thing...’

Tech News News: Okta President and COO Eric Kelleher has identified the biggest challenge for companies in adopting artificial intelligence (AI). He believes that the.

By Times of IndiaPublished 05 Jun, 03:38 pmUpdated 05 Jun, 03:38 pm3 min read
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