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>"The work of Nashville-based artist John Jackson brims with frustration at technology’s disruption of human connection."

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"Customer service chatbots may finally become more intelligent, more conversational and more helpful."

"The benefits of AI are concentrated in areas where data is available. Synthetic data promises to fill the gaps."