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How applying cognitive diversity to LLMs could transform the user experience


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As AI continues to transform, so too does the experience of the people it serves.

Research by McKinsey shows that in 2025, 62% of organizations are at least experimenting with AI agents, whilst almost 9 in 10 now say they are regularly using them.

Despite talk of an AI bubble, the market is currently booming, global adoption is predicted to be valued at $15 billion before the end of decade, and ChatGPT alone is reported to reach over 500 million users worldwide every month.

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Used properly, AI tools and LLMs can be invaluable. In fact, the same McKinsey survey reports that 39% of respondents attribute some level of operational income to AI, with other benefits including improvements across innovation (64%), customer satisfaction (45%), and profitability ...


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