Startups are finding that the biggest growth in AI may not be in the insular tech world, but in the broader economy which can benefit from AI's help with mundane tasks.
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Where Is AI Heading Next? Back To Basics With Traditional Businesses
Startups are finding that the biggest growth in AI may not be in the insular tech world, but in the broader economy which can benefit from AI's help with mundane tasks.
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