Artificial Intelligence

Artificial intelligence can be ‘double-edged’ sword

A computer-generated picture from OpenAI’s DALL·E program shows an astronaut riding a horse while the sky is lit up from bright stars.

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Ever have trouble writing an email or need help proofreading a letter?

It’s become less of a problem as more people are taking to upgrades in artificial intelligence programs that can write an email, proofread a letter and more — especially with low-level tasks, said Victor Benjamin, assistant professor of information systems at Arizona State University’s W.P. Carey School of Business.

“That’s where it’s going to have a lot of power,” Benjamin said.

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