In 1965 “The Sound of Music” burst on the cinematic screen starring the wonderfully talented Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer. It would go on to be the highest grossing film in history for the next five years.
In 1969, the original version of “The Italian Job” starring Sir Michael Caine was released by Paramount pictures to rave reviews. The same movie was remade again by Paramount in 2003, this time starring Mark Wahlberg.
In 2009, Pixar debuted an animated movie that debuted at the 62nd Cannes Film Festival. The name was simply “Up”. The protagonist of the story is Carl Fredricksen. A self-proclaimed grumpy old man, Carl specialises in saying “no”.
In 1979 a relatively unknown London band, The Buggles, released their debut hit song: Video killed the radio star. Of late, I see many business leaders worrying that this song will become the anthem of an industry or profession lost to AI adoption.
This pioneering study delves into the minds of 2,000 teenagers, unraveling profound insights about their expectations of customer service, reshaping our understanding, and forecasting significant shifts in the industry landscape.
This book will explain the ever-expanding landscape of AI, the disruptive potential to revolutionise customer experience, and the dangers that may lurk in this often unexplored territory.
In 1837, Robert Southey penned "Goldilocks and the Three Bears," a tale that would become a bedtime staple for generations to come. But what does this children's story have to do with Generative AI adoption? Well, everything really.
In 1984, a coming-of-age sports drama hit the big screen, featuring Ralph Macchio and the incredibly talented Pat Morita. "The Karate Kid" tells the story of Daniel LaRusso, a teenager who learns karate from Mr. Miyagi to stand up to bullies and compete in a tournament.
In 1980, "The Blues Brothers" hit the big screen, starring John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd as the unforgettable Jake and Elwood Blues. This musical comedy wasn't just about two brothers on a mission from God—it was about uniting diverse talent to create something truly spectacular, complete with one of the most iconic car chase scenes in film history.
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