Generative AI Unlocking Floodgates to Solve Data Scarcity

A Gartner study heavily referenced throughout states that by 2024, 60% of all data in AI would be synthetic
The concept of synthetic data is almost too good to be true – it can mimic the distinctive properties of a dataset while dodging a number of issues that afflict data. There are zero data privacy concerns around synthetic data since it is artificially generated and isn’t related to real-world persons. It can be manufactured on demand and in the volumes required. In other words, synthetic data is a boon in a world eternally thirsty for data.  And the hectic space of generative AI is offering a helping hand in the easy generation of synthetic data.  The concept of synthetic data has been around for decades until the autonomous vehicle (AV) industry started using it commercially in the mid-2010s. But for how important an issue it resolves, creating synthetic data brings a myriad of complications along with it.  At times, synthetic data was harder for companies to afford because it used to run on high-end generative models that were normally expensive. The hardware required
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Poulomi Chatterjee
Poulomi is a Technology Journalist with Analytics India Magazine. Her fascination with tech and eagerness to dive into new areas led her to the dynamic world of AI and data analytics.
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