| Early on in his career, Tony Beltramelli spotted the potential of machine learning to disrupt and revolutionise software and app design. Since 2017, he has built his Copenhagen-based start-up, Uizard, into one of the world’s leading AI-powered design tools. Here we sit down with the founder to hear what gave him the initial impetus to launch the venture and to listen as he shares his predictions for the future of the design industry. https://www.pictet.com/ch/en/wealth-management |
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