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Until now, sellers have used AI to get the best deal for themselves – those tables are about to turn

  • Written by Gregory Hill, Adjunct Lecturer, Centre for Business Analytics, Melbourne Business School
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It’s no accident we are seeing record profits from some of our biggest consumer-facing companies, among them Qantas andthe big four banks.

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Their investments include staff...

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