How 3 small Gainesville businesses are using — or rejecting — AI
By Lily Hartzema | Apr. 13As the integration of AI becomes more prominent, local businesses are deciding how far they are willing to incorporate it into their systems.
Lily Hartzema is a second-year journalism major. She is the Metro's spring 2026 General Assignment Reporter. In her past-time, she enjoys reading, exploring new trails and photographing anything that catches her eye.
As the integration of AI becomes more prominent, local businesses are deciding how far they are willing to incorporate it into their systems.
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