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Artificial intelligence is boosting many industries

February 6, 2024

New drugs can help you keep New Year's resolutions. Artificial intelligence might soon work if these fail. AI isn't just making inroads into medicine but also into other sectors. And new forms of mobility are more in demand than ever.

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