Salt Lake City (AP) – Artificial intelligence develops in UTAH. From government policy to education, AI finds its way in all aspects of life.
A UTAH entrepreneur used AI to build a six -digit business in a few days.
Jon Cheney woke up one day and decided to challenge himself to create a profitable business in one day.
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It took him a day or two more than that, but he said that he had been able to obtain operational “Genaipi” and that he had a payment contract in just a few days.
“I thought: ‘I need to build something where I can help people teach people [about AI]”Said Cheney.
Cheney said AI would have an impact on all industries, so he created a means for companies to check how much their employees know and then teaches them to use it.
He said it took him five days coming to Genaipi to profits.
“I found someone who agreed to make a call, we had this call, and we had a contract of $ 15,000 aligned ready to leave,” said Cheney.
Cheney likes to create, whether music or a business.
But an award -winning company like its last took almost a decade and millions of dollars to build.
“The AI has definitely grew up enormously in a very short time,” said Hope Fagler, strategic team leader at the University of Utah Valley.
Fagler directs a team that studies emerging technology in UVU.
2News asked him if there were security problems with regard to AI.
“Artificial intelligence is really good in certain things, and really not good in other things,” she said.
FAGER said that it was a question of making sure to find where AI can be useful, what Cheney agrees on.
“If you try to use it as Google and you don’t really learn to put on guard and tell him what you want,” he said.
FAGER said there were still things about the AI to keep an eye on.
She said that “short -term help against long -term injury” will be interesting to see in the future.
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