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Cutting through the AI hype to find value
WHX Tech 2025

Cutting through the AI hype to find value

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CH Health Tech Advisory's Christian Hein says that AI promises a technological revolution to rival the steam engine. However, leaders must be wary of vendors who overpromise, because AI is still maturing.

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