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AI Is Pushing Industries to Evolve

Source: | 2025-01-20 19:05:38 | Author:

The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) has sparked conversations about the future of various industries. Concerns have been raised that AI might lead to their demise. However, the reality is far more positive: AI is pushing industries to evolve into more sophisticated versions of themselves. Gao Shaolin, an expert at Peking University Law and Artificial Intelligence Research Center, highlighted in a recent interview with the TechWorld of Science and Technology Daily that itis humans who have endowed machines with intelligence, but the goal is not to destroy industries.

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