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AI revolution

ARTIFICIAL intelligence (AI) is changing the world. In the past two decades, infrastructure has been laid to give more than five billion people access to digital services through smartphones and the internet.

This has primed the world for an AI revolution, the exponential growth of which we’re beginning to see through services like ChatGPT that change how we interact with technology.

Like every technological paradigm shift, from fire to flying or the industrial revolution to the internet, the benefits of AI will also be challenged by its threat. While my paranoid nature is certain that the

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