netzstrategen GmbH published an article titled 'AI Index' that reports a four-week error rate following the four model changes and a weekly sample of ten publications.
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Ein falscher Preis im AI-generierten Angebot fällt niemandem auf. Bis der Kunde ihn annimmt. Genau deshalb hat sich das Risiko-Ranking gedreht: 74 Prozent der Organisati…
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