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CMA CGM plans to apply artificial intelligence (AI) in its business, including starting an AI department, said Park Jae-seo, CEO of the French carrier’s South Korean branch.
He was speaking at the Incheon International Ocean Forum, shortly before CMA CGM signed an agreement with Google to deploy AI across its shipping and logistics businesses.
Mr Park said the group aimed to develop a strategy to link ships and control container movements through this digital transformation.
He said: “Besides liner services, we also move ...
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Carol Broadhurst
July 25, 2024 at 3:43 pmAI will not improve the functionality of this shipping line. Only human intervention will help.