Generative AI is a developer's delight. Now, let's find some other use cases

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Some people might think of generative artifical intelligence (AI) as a solution in search of a problem, but the technology is already proving its worth in one area: software development productivity. Close to half of technology professionals use generative AI to build applications. What's more, one third of IT staff use AI for data analytics. However, research suggests other business use cases are not quite ready.

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