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The titans of the technology sector are ramping up their spending on artificial intelligence, as they rush to reap the benefits of an AI boom that has pushed stocks to record highs.

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Way before Arteta's time, there were young coaches and managers fully aware of the benefits, which clubs today are reaping the rewards from.

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A nuclear plant in Iowa—currently out of action—is set to help Google reap reliable, low-carbon energy to feed power-intensive artificial intelligence.

Sometimes you reap the benefits of slamming your opponent—like the recent Gaza cease-fire.

He proved yet again to be distinguished in his field of expertise and the Lakers are reaping the rewards of Doncic’s brilliance.

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