Artificial intelligence in the San Luis Potosí industry advances among companies that already test models within their operations and companies that still look for where to use them. The difference is observed, mainly, between large manufacturers and smaller organizations. For Eva Hayde Flores, head of the Supercompute Area (HPC) of the National Supercompute Center (CNS) of the Potosino Institute of Scientific and Technological Research (IPICYT)…
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Artificial intelligence in the San Luis Potosí industry advances among companies that already test models within their operations and companies that still look for where to use them. The difference is observed, mainly, between large manufacturers and smaller organizations. For Eva Hayde Flores, head of the Supercompute Area (HPC) of the National Supercompute Center (CNS) of the Potosino Institute of Scientific and Technological Research (IPICYT)…