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GPT‑Live 1 opens up a much wider range of real-time voice and vision applications, from customer service and sales to education, healthcare, and hands-free work. NLW breaks down who should be using the latest AI tools and the specific jobs each one is best suited to perform. In the headlines: ChatGPT for Financial…

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