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CIOs press ahead for gen AI edge — despite misgivings

CIO

OpenAI’s November 2022 announcement of ChatGPT and its subsequent $10 billion in funding from Microsoft were the “shots heard ’round the world” when it comes to the promise of generative AI. OpenAI’s late August announcement of the release of ChatGPT Enterprise based on GPT-4 included note of its use by Estée Lauder Cos.,

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Technology Trends for 2023

O'Reilly Media - Ideas

In 2021, we saw that GPT-3 could write stories and even help people write software ; in 2022, ChatGPT showed that you can have conversations with an AI. Governance (year-over-year increase of 72%) is a very broad topic that includes virtually every aspect of compliance and risk management. A lot has happened in the past year.

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Expectations vs. reality: A real-world check on generative AI

CIO

One of the earliest Microsoft 365 Copilot trials was at global law firm Clifford Chance, and the company is now deploying it to the entire workforce, alongside its custom AI tool, Clifford Chance Assist, built on Azure OpenAI. It took them six months to do this work previously and now it takes them a week,” he says.

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Generative AI in Healthcare

Existek

Even taking into account the buzz around ChatGPT, companies feel a necessity to keep the market pace as well as introduce something extra for their customers. Azure Health Bot We can’t forget one of the top AI market players, Microsoft. However, the latest advancements are quite impressive.

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Cost still biggest driver for multicloud, study finds

CIO

Italian insurer Reale Group found itself with four cloud providers running around 15% of its workloads, and no clear strategy to manage them. “It It was a tie for third place, with data governance issues, workload and data portability, regulatory compliance, and ensuring security across public clouds all cited by 24%.

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