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While LLMs are still relatively new, their potential


to reshape how businesses operate is becoming clear. Companies are already adopting the technology for tasks like customer service interactions, creating marketing content and summarizing documents. Its importance will likely only become more profound as LLMs mature and employees find new ways to integrate them into their daily work. “We expect that generative AI will have tremendous positive productivity effects, both by increasing the level of productivity and accelerating future productivity growth,” Brynjolfsson writes. From a global perspective, Brynjolfsson anticipates that the current wave of technological innovations will primarily reshape the economy through accelerated productivity growth and by potentially increasing market concentration. “The key driver is AI, and it’s being fueled by advances in data analytics, cloud computing and ubiquitous connectivity,” he says. “Together, these technologies are creating a new foundation for economic activity.”


“We expect that generative AI will have tremendous positive productivity effects, both by increasing the level of productivity and accelerating future productivity growth.”


— Erik Brynjolfsson Professor and Senior Fellow Stanford Institute for Human-Centered AI


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