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Home ♃ Recent Stories ☄ Tech Founder David A. Craig Builds a Digital Workforce With Humans Still... ♃ Recent Stories ☄LocalMore NewstechTechnology David A. Craig, the founder of ProdigyIQ Technologies, is leaving his own stamp on the AI industry by readying the company’s new flagship product, WorkTelli, for release. (Provided) By Mia Watkins | For the Birmingham Times David A. Craig compares the rapidly evolving artificial intelligence boom to the Gold Rush of the mid-1800s. “I know what’s ahead for the way of work and the wealth transfer that’s coming up in 2030,” he said. “There’s a $30 trillion transfer of wealth. I know that right now, we’re in the biggest gold rush since the one in San Franscico. It can be a 14-year-old, it can be a 9-year-old that’s the next millionaire.” Craig, the founder of ProdigyIQ Technologies, is leaving his own stamp on the AI industry by readying the company’s new flagship product, WorkTelli, for release.

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