Welcome to Data Science Dojo’s weekly newsletter, “The Data-Driven Dispatch“.
History has shown that new technologies have the potential to reshape societies.
In the mid-1990s, businesses raced to embrace the Internet during the dot-com boom, marking a pivotal transition from brick-and-mortar to digital commerce.
Fast forward to 2023, and we’re witnessing a comparable shift. This era marks the emergence of AI for enterprise, promising us a world where humans will have AI for god-like assistance and the finest automation for maximized productivity. Read more
Here is the value of the productivity that generative AI will bring in different functional areas (non-exhaustive):
We’ve just scratched the surface here. Let’s dive deeper into the future of AI for enterprises.
The Promise of AI for Enterprise
Generative AI promises to transform society by boosting productivity, automating tasks, personalizing experiences, and improving decision-making.
We’ve already shown how different business areas are going to reap the benefits of generative AI through the value gained from productivity. Now, let’s explore that within different business domains, what functions can generative AI take over or assist with:
To learn more about how generative AI can be used in different business functions, read this comprehensive article:
LLM Use Cases: Top 10 Industries that Can Benefit from Generative AI
Negative Use Cases of Generative AI
In the midst of the excitement surrounding the future shaped by generative AI, one mustn’t overlook the potential pitfalls.
Generative AI inherits real-world biases due to its training on vast text and code datasets, which themselves carry the weight of human biases. These biases can manifest in AI-generated job postings and articles, inadvertently favoring certain groups and perpetuating discrimination. Read more about the flaws of LLMs.
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Let’s pause for a moment to admire the image quality achievable through contemporary AI tools. Here’s a piece generated with just a few minutes of prompting on MidJourney.
If this has hyped you up, let’s proceed to how you can lead the process of empowering your organization through LLMs.
Lead the LLM Revolution in Your Organization | AI for Enterprise
You have the power to lead your organization in adopting LLMs. You can start by preparing your organization’s data for generative AI.
Focus on these five essential elements of data architecture within your company’s technological framework. This will allow your organization to make the most of generative AI applications.
Here’s a step-by-step guide about how you can prepare your organization’s data for LLM integration: The data dividend: Fueling generative AI
Large Language Models are so fascinating, but they’re also so confusing. There’s so much to learn about them, and it’s hard to keep up with all the latest developments.
We know LLMs are new and confusing. There are many areas to take hold of and the information is spread out.
Here’s the solution: Enroll in a 5-day in-person rigorous training offered by Data Science Dojo’s Large Language Models Bootcamp. Follow this list of modules that will be covered in the bootcamp.
The bootcamp gathers top instructors leading the LLM revolution in one place. Explore more about the bootcamp here: Large Language Models Bootcamp.
From Tech Giants to Your Nearest Pizza Shop: LLMs Are for Everyone
Picture this: Your corner pizzeria leveraging AI to predict its daily top-selling pizza flavor.
Get onto this interesting talk where Andrew Ng envisions an AI revolution that levels the playing field, enabling businesses of all sizes to boost profits and efficiency. He paints the blueprint for a more inclusive, prosperous society, all with just a handful of self-provided data points.
For a deeper dive into generative AI, visit our YouTube channel for tutorials and insights.
First, let’s analyze some recent advancements happening in the AI-verse:
1) Amazon’s $4 Billion Investment in Anthropic for AI Development: Amazon is making a substantial $4 billion investment in Anthropic. Amazon Web Services (AWS) will use custom technology to train and use these AI models. This investment solidifies Amazon’s position in the AI industry, putting it in competition with Microsoft and Google while emphasizing safety. Read more
2) OpenAI Considers In-House AI Chip Production: OpenAI is thinking about making its own AI chips and possibly acquiring chip companies to address the shortage of these expensive components. The options on the table include developing custom chips, partnering more closely with chip manufacturers like Nvidia, and diversifying suppliers. Read more
3) Visa Launches $100 Million Generative AI Ventures Initiative: Visa has announced a $100 million initiative to invest in generative AI technologies and applications that will impact the future of commerce and payments. Led by Visa Ventures, this initiative reinforces Visa’s commitment to supporting startups in the generative AI sector. Read more
