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Big Tech is eating as much data as it can to win in AI — but it's not 'winner takes all,' CEO says

By: CNBC.com News
Microsoft, Amazon and Google are spending billions on AI. But Appian CEO Matt Calkins says that ensuring success in the field is "not just about money."
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