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Generative AI has been adopted faster than personal computers were.

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Depending on how we measure adoption, it is quite possible that the adoption of generative AI has been much slower than PC adoption.
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Discussing a study reporting 40% of US adults used generative AI within two years versus 20% for PCs in three years, without accounting for intensity of use or cost.

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