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AI Can Now Handle Modifications to Existing Software - NTT Announces New Technology

AI Can Now Handle Modifications to Existing Software - NTT Announces New Technology
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NTT announced a new technology that automatically converts existing software assets into a state understandable by generative AI, thereby streamlining additional software development.

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  • •NTT announced the new technology on the 23rd
  • •The technology automatically converts existing software assets into a format understandable by generative AI
  • •This conversion streamlines the process of additional software development
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