Nokia

On 25 October, according to Business Insider, Justin Hotard, President and Chief Executive Officer of Nokia, said in an interview recently that investments in artificial intelligence would not slow down because the field was in a "super-cycle" with "extreme" long-term prospects. In an interview with the CNBC, which officially took over the post of Nokia CEO in April of this year, Hotard pointed out that artificial intelligence applications are still at an early stage, especially in the areas of auto-driving, enhancement and virtual reality, smart glasses and robots..