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Artificial intelligence and its connected creations and inventions can be reality-check scary or a real-life guide to enhanced efficiency.
For many executives and entrepreneurs — at least in the early stages of the AI and ChatGPT revolution — it appears to be a bit of both.
That’s an unscientific consensus from interviews, casual conversations and panel discussions sponsored by chambers of commerce and other groups across the region in the past few months. What’s even more of a certainty: Interest in figuring out how to use the new technology, and what it can and can’t do, is overflowing — and coming for all business and nonprofit corners.
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