Are you investing more resources in GenAI than “legacy AI” this quarter?

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More invested in GenAI33%

Investment is evenly distributed48%

More invested in legacy AI16%

Not sure1%

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a year ago

GenAI is an UNK-UNK in old management terms.  Keep a vigilant eye on your business data.

IT Manager in Constructiona year ago

As legacynare you referring to ML and DL?

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