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FT's AI editor Madhumita Murgia argues current AI deployment is stuck on efficiency and profit, falling short of its transformative potential in health, science, and economic opportunity. Tech leaders face growing pressure to articulate human-centered AI visions beyond productivity metrics — before vendor narratives consolidate that definition for them.
AI is here to stay — but what’s next? What will the future with the technology really look like?
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AI has swept into our lives, and it's here to stay. But what does an AI-shaped future look like, asks Madhumita Murgia, the FT’s AI editor
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