Artificial intelligence is developing at a remarkable pace, with new models emerging, prices changing and businesses having to make increasingly complex decisions about where to invest. For companies, the challenge is not only finding technology that works today, but avoiding costly dependence on systems that could quickly be overtaken.The bigger question is how businesses can keep pace with AI while ensuring that their investment delivers genuine value - particularly in markets where affordability and access to technology remain significant challenges. Tsepiso Makwetla spoke to Craig Fidler, Vice President of Business Applications at Braintree, a South African technology company.

<p>Artificial intelligence is developing at a remarkable pace, with new models emerging, prices changing and businesses having to make increasingly complex decisions about where to invest. For companies, the challenge is not only finding technology that works today, but avoiding costly dependence on systems that could quickly be overtaken.The bigger question is how businesses can keep pace with AI while ensuring that their investment delivers genuine value - particularly in markets where affordability and access to technology remain significant challenges. Tsepiso Makwetla spoke to Craig Fidler, Vice President of Business Applications at Braintree, a South African technology company.</p>