[Webinar]: Gartner: Chat GPT Beyond the hype

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In the realm of artificial intelligence (AI), enterprises are increasingly relying on adaptive models to address business challenges and unlock new opportunities. These models, which encompass machine learning, rule-based systems, optimization, and knowledge graphs, facilitate decision-making, augment human expertise, and enable better data-driven decisions. The evolution of AI also highlights the importance of collaboration between enterprises and innovative startups, fostering co-creation and IP sharing. To ensure success, organizations must secure their intellectual property, merge internal data with external corpus for adaptive models, and employ conversational platforms that provide clear user alerts. By embracing these strategies, enterprises can harness the power of AI and drive future growth.

Key Points

  • Adaptive models, leveraging large language models, are crucial in solving business problems and summarizing conversations.
  • Decision intelligence plays a vital role in coordinating decisions within organizations, driving efficient workflows.
  • The future workforce is projected to see over 100 million human-robot collaborations for enterprise work by 2026.
  • Prompt engineering emerges as a significant job in the AI arena, demanding expertise and versatility.
  • Shifting from lines of code to data-centric approaches, where 1% of code delivers 80% of new value, is the way forward.
  • Securing company intellectual property while using AI systems is paramount, necessitating strong governance and policies.
  • Collaboration and co-creation with startups can fuel innovation, but IP sharing should be carefully considered.
  • Melding internal data with external data through adaptive models opens up new possibilities for enterprises.
  • Conversational platforms should alert users about their interaction with AI-based solutions for transparency.
  • AI experts and software engineering practices need to collaborate to leverage the full potential of AI solutions.
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Key Statistics

  1. Over 100 million humans are projected to engage with robot colleagues for enterprise work by 2026.
  2. Shifting from lines of code to data-centric approaches, 1% of code delivers 80% of net new value.

Key Takeaways

  1. Enterprises should prioritize the development and adoption of adaptive models to address business challenges effectively.
  2. Building decision intelligence capabilities is essential for orchestrating and optimizing organizational decision-making.
  3. Recognize the emerging role of prompt engineering in utilizing AI technologies for data-driven decisions.
  4. Ensure robust governance and policies to protect company intellectual property when utilizing AI systems.
  5. Foster collaboration and co-creation with startups to tap into innovation and accelerate growth.
  6. Merge internal data with external corpus to enhance the capabilities of adaptive models.
  7. Provide clear user alerts in conversational platforms to establish transparency in AI interactions.
  8. Embrace a data-centric approach to leverage the full potential of AI and drive value.
  9. Establish strong collaboration between AI experts and software engineering teams for successful implementation.
  10. Continuously monitor and validate the output of AI systems to ensure accuracy and reliability.
  11. Balance IP protection with IP sharing to foster collaboration and promote broader industry advancements.
  12. Embrace AI as a tool to augment human expertise and enable better data-driven decision-making.

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