Generative AI now requires developers to stretch cross

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The rapid embrace of artificial intelligence -- especially generative AI -- not only means changes to developers' workflows, but also modifications to the way they work with the rest of the enterprise. Now that generative AI is part of the picture, software developers need to adapt and work across different team with different functions.

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To make the most of AI, many professionals from different disciplines across the business should be involved in its implementation and exploitation.

An AI-intensive world "requires cross-functional teams that include domain experts coupled with developers, data scientists, or business analysts who understand the power of tuning AI to a particular industry," says Luis Flynn, senior manager for AI and analytics at SAS. 

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