By Libby Gorman Generative artificial intelligence (GAI) is currently ubiquitous in the news and in the wider public discourse. Conversations range from optimistic speculation about how GAI can help humans to the pessimistic predictions of robot overlords taking charge—ok, the latter may just be the science fiction readers.[1] There is no doubt, however, that […]READ FULL ARTICLE
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