If the strengths of A.I. are to truly be harnessed, the tech industry should stop focusing so heavily on these one-size-fits-all tools, and instead concentrate on narrow, specialized A.I. tools engineered for particular problems.
"Just weeks ago, he was appointed head of a team called Answers, Knowledge and Information." — Mark Gurman
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"This is just an amazing company which has built this platform that is extremely robust."
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