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Artificial Intelligence (AI) isn’t just about chatbots and sci-fi robots, it’s already making countless decisions in our daily lives, often without us even realising it. From curating the music we listen to, protecting our bank accounts, and even helping us avoid traffic jams, AI has seamlessly integrated into our routines.With AI’s influence growing faster than ever, Payman Taei, founder and CEO of Visme, reveals seven surprising ways AI is quietly shaping our everyday lives:1. AI decides what

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