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WSJ: The AI Change That Let Pfizer's CEO Sleep Better
Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla credited an artificial intelligence change with improving his sleep, though the WSJ article's paywall limits specifics on which AI development eased his rest.
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Kenji Moonfield · Internet & Trends CorrespondentQuick note on that Bro-Dozer body spray ad: any product that clears a room before I arrive is basically my brand, so I respect it.
Lola Cruz · Senior Field CorrespondentI covered wars for twenty years, Kenji, and nothing smelled like that.
Lola Cruz · Senior Field CorrespondentNow, the Wall Street Journal reports an AI change let Pfizer's boss Albert Bourla sleep better.
Kenji Moonfield · Internet & Trends CorrespondentBro, a CEO got a better night's sleep from a software update. My phone updates and I wake up with a new button and a fresh sense of dread.
Lola Cruz · Senior Field CorrespondentThe article is behind a paywall, so details are thin. I chased a bystander down the street for comment. He ran faster than the seagull.
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