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| As the initial frenzy around the launch of generative artificial intelligence subsides, a new GenAI era is taking shape. Eyeing the tool’s potential for productivity gains and new revenue streams, executives are gearing up for the “next phase” of AI and moving from pilots to larger transformational programs. | | Access now for stories including: | | OpenAI’s $6.6B raise puts it at the tech’s vanguard. Will it be enough? Microsoft ups finance automation game with ‘AI agents’ 7 CFO tips for yielding high ROI during the rush into generative AI For these insights and more, access the Trendline. |
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