The arrival of user-friendly large language models has shoved the possibilities of generative AI firmly into the public consciousness, suddenly adding whole new dimensions to search, information retrieval, translation, programming, art, design and writing.
These capabilities have led some analysts to predict an annual 27% growth rate for AI over the next ten years. But even their biggest fans would have to admit that these applications are not pe...
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