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The talk on the decisions that shape 2027.

Put AI to work on stage: titles, abstracts and learning objectives for Sten Franke's keynote on the Good AI Prism study.

v3.4 · 3 pages · 26 Oct 2026 · Edition

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961 AI offerings. One map. Decide now what you will use in 2027. · EN · v2.6

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961 AI offerings. One map. Decide now what you will use in 2027.

The Good AI Prism helps you find useful AI and compare the evidence behind your options. For organisations already using AI, the question is moving from whether to use AI to which AI, how safely and whether it pays. This Global edition brings together 961 AI offerings across 24 topic areas, 8 data types and 6 technology layers, with sources, dates and limits to guide your next decision.

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