This week the trial period ended. A casino resort turned its robot pilot into a paid ongoing contract, one of the world's largest law firms bought its own servers rather than send client data to an outside AI vendor, and Salesforce shipped seven agents with named customers already running nine in ten shopper interactions through one of them.

We also look at the ChatGPT that OpenAI built with Morgan Stanley and Evercore to do the work of junior bankers, Cognizant retraining 15,000 staff around AI delivery, voice AI that listens and speaks at the same time for a fraction of a penny a minute, and Qualcomm's deal to supply Amazon with up to sixty billion dollars of AI chips.

The question running underneath all of it: what changes when AI stops being something you are testing and becomes something you are answerable for.

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