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MARK CUBAN REVEALED WHAT HE THINKS THE NEXT MASSIVE JOB WAVE WILL BE: CUSTOMIZED AI INTEGRATION FOR SMALL AND MID-SIZED BUSINESSES. “SOFTWARE IS DEAD BECAUSE EVERYTHING’S GONNA BE CUSTOMIZED TO YOUR UNIQUE UTILIZATION. WHO’S GONNA DO IT FOR THEM?... AND THERE ARE 33,000,000 COMPANIES IN THE US.”

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