70% of global business leaders report rising risk exposure amid AI, geopolitical disruptions: KPMG
Economic Times Tech ·
Summary: According to the report, 56% of respondents said external disruptions involving geopolitical, energy, cyber, trade or climate-related factors would cause severe operational disruptions or significantly affect their organisations' costs and performance over the next three to five
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