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The evolving revolution: AI in 2025

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AI was 2024’s hot topic, so how is it evolving? What are we seeing in AI today, and what do we expect to see in the next 12-18 months? We asked Andrew Brust, Chester Conforte, Chris Ray, Dana Hernandez, Howard Holton, Ivan McPhee, Seth Byrnes, Whit Walters, and William McKnight to weigh in. First off, what’s still hot? Where are AI use cases seeing success? Chester: I see people leveraging AI beyond experimentation. People have had the opportun…

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The evolving revolution: AI in 2025

AI was 2024’s hot topic, so how is it evolving? What are we seeing in AI today, and what do we expect to see in the next 12-18 months? We asked Andrew Brust, Chester Conforte, Chris Ray, Dana Hernandez, Howard Holton, Ivan McPhee, Seth Byrnes, Whit Walters, and William McKnight to weigh in. First off, what’s still hot? Where are AI use cases seeing success? Chester: I see people leveraging AI beyond experimentation. People have had the opportun…

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