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The AI field was kind of boring and dull. The ripples the technology sent barely made beyond its realms, and captivate anyone else but researchers and geeks.

But following OpenAI's introduction of ChatGPT, the world was quickly in awed.

Since then, co-founder and CEO Sam Altman has been proactively speak about the benefits and the dangers of AI.

A monopoly can be described as a market structure where a single business or company assumes a dominant position in the industry or sector it is in, by discouraging the free-market economy.

In the modern days of technology, AI has become a fascinating subject. Not only that it can help humanity in more than several ways, as it can help humanity advance as a species.

AI can eliminate human error and risk in tasks that require precision, accuracy, and consistency, work 24/7 without getting tired or bored, make decisions without being influenced by emotions, analyze large amount of data, automate workflows by engaging in repetitive tasks, create new services to improve existing works.

In the world that has been taken by storm by a boom of artificial intelligence products, businesses should adapt, or eat dust.

While people have yet to fully understand how AI works, and decode the so-called black box of AI, researchers and companies have came up with way too many uses of AI to aid people in life.

And according to Masayoshi Son, the CEO of SoftBank, there is "a critical difference" in companies' competitiveness, and that it depends on how willing they are to embrace the AI technology.