AI is coming to a business near you. But lets sort these problems first
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"Business and technical executives are being asked by their boards and increasingly by shareholders how they plan to leverage this new dawn of AI and the promise it provides to unlock language to solve problems." Also: How to use ChatGPT to write code AI might reduce the need for human resources in specific tasks but, ironically, it is going to require even more people to build and sustain it. Infrastructure, such as powerful servers or cloud computing services, are needed to support the large-scale deployment of language models, the reports authors state. Also: AI is more likely to cause world doom than climate change As with any emerging technology, successful adoption depends on use cases that demonstrate a significant leap over previous methods. There are some solid use cases for generative AI, as explored in the survey: • Human-computer interaction: Enterprise language models will serve to provide end users and customers "with quick and easy access to information and support, such as product details, troubleshooting guides and frequently asked questions."
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