As AI makes its way across the industrial landscape, conversations on the impact of AI on U.S. industries are providing a strong case on the use of AI technology to compete in the global economy. If you have had opportunities to work with/through AI over the past year, what two major and/or minor changes industries are making to harness the benefits of machine/purpose-built industrial AI? Briefly discuss how each change could potentially benefit the U.S. GDP by 2025. It is common knowledge that technology at scale does not happen as quickly as lab capabilities. For example, if a viable AI solution is developed, it may not be economically feasible to use if its costs exceed human labor costs. Briefly discuss one type of overhead cost that can occur when a change in production cycles affects business costs. Additionally, discuss the economic impact in household income if/when tech (AI) capabilities is integrated into human level performance. As AI continues to affect the U.S. labor force, especially E-Commerce (i.e. Amazon video series - ref. link in Articles