Generative AI is sparking the next big productivity revolution.
Yet, we must actively steer this revolution well to seize its opportunities.
Companies need smart, data-driven strategies to leverage AI-driven productivity gains for the greatest benefit.
And - if models feed only on their own data - AI-generated content will all start to look the same.
Balancing personalization with creative content quality is crucial moving forward.
AI enables hyper-personalized marketing content tailored to individual consumers.
This personalization can greatly enhance consumer experiences and engagement.
However, AI also risks causing content overload for consumers.
Chess players knew computers were technically better than them in 1997.
People still watch people play chess.
So what is Hollywood so worried about with AI?
Shadow AI - employees' unsanctioned use of AI tools to boost productivity is a reality for every business.
Finding ways to open this activity up creates the opportunity to scale the efficiencies they have developed while ensuring proper governance and risk management.
Every new employee needs high-quality onboarding to integrate successfully into your team before they can begin to drive independent value.
You wouldn't starve a new employee of context and expectations and assume they'd succeed.
Apply those same principles to GenAI software.
"Personhood Credentials"
Hot on the heels of 'Swifties for Trump,' AI industry and academic leaders (including Open AI and Harvard) have published a paper recommending solutions to the growing challenges of distinguishing real users from AI-generated entities.
@bentossell Whether it's a good idea depends how often you do the 15 minute task. If it's once a week in your example then automation pays back in 2 months.
Are you ready to talk directly to your databases?
AI functions (using fine-tuned GPT-4o) already score over 70% accuracy in text-to-SQL performance tests.
Get ready for the democratization of gathering insights through data analysis.
@krees We were always told "don't believe everything you see on the Internet". Now, we really don't.
People and platforms are decentralizing into small groups with a premium on truth.
The attention economy is becoming the trust economy.
As corporations drape themselves in rainbow colors for Pride month, remember that they only engage in such activism in the West where it's fashionable, and not in the East where it's actually needed, because their activism is motivated not by principles but by PR.