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AI killing some companies, others doing fine

Saturday March 1, 2025. 03:32 PM , from BoingBoing
AI killing some companies, others doing fine
Everyone can intuit professions vulnerable to AI. If you're a digital concept artist, data entry clerk or a certain kind of writer, you're thinking about the problem. But what businesses are verifiably being taken out back by the new tech? AI is killing some companies, write Elena Verna, while others seemingly in the crosshairs are doing well. — Read the rest
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