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CXC Digital Meetup | October 17th | Demystifying AI

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October 09, 2024

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October 17th Digital Meetup: Megan Rodriguez | Demystifying AI: An Individual CS Contributor's Breakdown

On October 17th, join us for a conversation hosted by Megan Rodriguez. Megan will clarify key concepts like generative versus extractive AI, learning language models, and AGI, while offering recommendations for businesses and individuals to gain a competitive edge through early adoption. The discussion will cover factors influencing adoption in workflows, low-investment opportunities, automation in customer experience, costs associated with AI infrastructure redesign, and important ethical and regulatory considerations.

Megan Rodriguez is a dedicated Client Manager with 18 years of experience in B2B and B2C consultative roles, specializing in risk mitigation and strategic partnerships across various sectors, including law, insurance, and technology. RSVP HERE. 🙂 

For our upcoming events, click the link below to register. You'll receive an email from Zoom to add the event (and upcoming CXC Meetups) to your calendar! We host meetups the first Tuesday and the third Thursday of every month.

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