- Published on May 8, 2023
- In AI Features
Council Post: Beyond ChatGPT – Exploring opportunities in the Generative AI value chain
Generative AI can analyse enormous volumes of data and patterns, but it cannot take the place of human originality, creativity, and common sense. Therefore, human oversight is essential for its creation and implementation.
- By Anish Agarwal
A whole ecosystem, including hardware vendors and application developers, is emerging thanks to generative AI, which will help realise its commercial potential.
In the second half of 2022 and the beginning of 2023, tech pioneers unveiled generative AI solutions, astounding investors, business executives, and the general public with the technology's capacity to generate wholly original and presumably human-made prose and images.
And well the response has been unprecedented.
One million people flocked to ChatGPT, a generative AI language model from OpenAI that produces original material in response to user requests, in just five days. For iPhone, Apple needed more than two months to achieve the same level of adoption. In comparison to Netflix, Facebook had to wait more than te
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Anish Agarwal
Recognised as Top 50 influential AI Leaders in India and Top 40 under 40 Data Scientists, Dr.Anish is a professional with over 20 years of experience with exceptional expertise of delivering value through innovative use of data across a spectrum of industry verticals. An informed opinion Leader and the go-to person in the field of Data Analytics, Data Visualisation, Strategy Design, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, Dr.Anish is a trusted expert who has moved and inspired people and organisations with innovative ideas, scaling them into sustainable change not just in one company but in an industry, niche or across an entire ecosystem, globally.
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