GenAI: can we get its good side to outweigh the bad and the ugly?
Honor Powrie reflects on what impact AI might have in the future
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A physicist by training, Honor Powrie is an engineer who is now senior director for data science and analytics at GE in Southampton, UK. She is writing here in a personal capacity.
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