How AI Is Changing What Work Means
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Why is a financial research firm using AI to design proteins that target scorpion venom?
Because AI is changing what work means—and what businesses are capable of doing. Citrini Research’s unexpected experiment opens up bigger questions about who gets to do science, whether AI labs will compete with their customers, and how far companies can push beyond their traditional expertise. In the headlines: Muse hits 10 million US downloads, Gemini gets more personal in Android Auto, and Anthropic’s financial disclosures spark fresh valuation debates.Learn More about the AI Champions Program: https://www.besuper.ai/championsBrought to you by:KPMG – New KPMG and UT Austin research shows what separates “AI Amplifiers” from everyone else. Learn more at kpmg.com/us/AIamplifiersGranola - The AI notepad for people in back-to-back meetings. Try it free granola.ai/brief CData - The gateway that makes AI more accurate, for less - https://cdata.ai/Harbor - Invest in the AI ecosystem.
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