From the Morgan State article… Dude manages to give one (1) use case, and it’s something that would be trivially easy for any programmer from the past half-century to do with an algorithm. A reasonable follow-up question would have been: why do you need AI to do that?

…oh? How will it save money without replacing employees? If your interviewer isn’t a subject-matter expert, they can just fall back on asking, “How so?” Banner, Baltimore NEEDS reporters to start asking “How so?”

Pattern recognition AI could be valuable in medical contexts like speech pathology (also, imaging and diagnostics), but this article focuses on GenAI. And again, it doesn’t offer a single use case that wasn’t already accomplished better by search engines 10-15 years ago.