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As companies embrace GenAI, what is the balance between flexibility and risk? Should we be building our own GenAI solutions in-house (and can we?), or is it safer to be buying off-the-shelf products from established vendors? As things change so rapidly, are we at risk of lock-in at the pace of tech advances?

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