@FinanceYF5: Some people occasionally ask AI, while others are already using it to automate their work and life. The gap between these two types of people is widening. And we are still in the early stages.
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This tweet points out that some people only occasionally use AI, while others are already using AI to automate their work and life. The gap is widening, and it is still in the early stages.
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Some people occasionally ask AI questions, while others are already using it to automate their work and life.
The gap between these two types of people is growing wider.
And it’s still early days https://t.co/pQRjT1Q285
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