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Industry TrendsOr why AI doesn't shrink research - it multiplies its ambition Every team is facing the same question. What will AI do to us by 2030? For insights teams, the fear has a familiar tone. Will we need fewer researchers? Will AI replace analysts? Will survey platforms automate us out of relevance? Will synthetic respondents erase the need for human ones? The worry is that research becomes a machine. And the job becomes obsolete.
By Megan Daniels, CEO, MX8 Labs In a landscape where researchers are asked to do more with less, artificial intelligence isn’t a threat — it’s the most valuable...
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Understanding and mitigating AI biases is crucial for obtaining reliable and accurate market research insights.
