AI isn't magic. It’s Computer Science.
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Claims that AI will add $16 trillion by 2030 get anchored to concrete barriers: a reported 250,000 data scientist shortage, reluctance to move core data to public cloud, and cultural gaps. Actual levers are named — automated feature engineering and auto algorithm selection inside systems like Watson, hybrid public/private cloud deployments on platforms such as RedHat, and practical steps like mask sensitive data for safe experimentation. Managers who adopt these practices displace those who don’t.
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