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Many businesses claim to be betting it all on AI, but PYMNTS' Karen Webster hears from David Khuat-Duy, founder at Ivalua, who actually is. In fact he's gone as far as to retire his CEO title for a different one: Chief AI Officer. And Khuat-Duy belie
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