When a tool as powerful as generative artificial intelligence becomes available at large scale, five-year business plans go right out the window. “You can practically hear the shrieks from corner offices around the world as people try to figure out how to do this,” Mat Honan (pictured, right), editor in chief at MIT Technology Review, said in his opening remarks Monday during the Future Compute conference on the MIT campus in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

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