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Employees complained on ChatGPT that he "spouted some nonsense again". But the boss was stubborn and finally turned the dead season into a second Black Friday

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People are afraid of the complexity of AI, so they use it superficially. And it is enough to start with small steps - says Jacek Szyndler, entrepreneur, co-owner of the fashion company Naoko
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Employees complained on ChatGPT that he "spouted some nonsense again". But the boss was stubborn and finally turned the dead season into a second Black Friday

People are afraid of the complexity of AI, so they use it superficially. And it is enough to start with small steps - says Jacek Szyndler, entrepreneur, co-owner of the fashion company Naoko

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