The AI revolution is unfolding before us at lightning speed - its integration into the business world perhaps even faster as the development of chips that power this new technology becomes not only more powerful but also more widespread, as AI starts to spread into new industries - even in non-tech companies. 

We are increasingly seeing AI assistants and AI chatbots stepping in to support workflows in business automation processes where humans once stood, even providing customer support and programming assistance. Our interaction with these new technological tools for business (and even professional) purposes is set to grow in the future, as are the risks.

Despite all the positive aspects in terms of new efficiencies, cost savings and innovations that we hear about resulting from this new technological landscape, the press sometimes reports stories of AI assistants producing unwanted outputs (Bias) or, sometimes, used incorrectly, with negative effects on the management and organization of work.

AI has long been a part of our lives (sometimes even unknowingly), and its expansion risks pushing us into territories that were still unexplored until a few years ago. These are areas in which AI now seems capable of simplifying and speeding up many tasks, but which still pose significant ethical and legal questions.

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