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Whether you’re moving at an AI-steady or AI-accelerated pace, you have to deliver value and outcomes.” With that as a backdrop, Gartner analysts offered a number of takes on AI throughout the symposium. A Gartner survey of over 300 CIOs found that on average, only 35% of their AI capabilities will be built by their IT teams.
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The hype around ChatGPT , OpenAI’s viral AI-powered chatbot, hasn’t reached a peak yet. That’s the vibe one gets from Y Combinator’s Winter 2023 batch, which features no fewer than four startups that claim to be building a “ChatGPT for X.” Only time will tell.
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If 2023 was the year of experimentation with gen AI, 2024 was when companies zeroed in on use cases and started putting pilot projects into production. In a survey of 2,300 IT decision makers that IBM released in December, 47% say theyre already seeing ROI from their AI investments, and 33% say theyre breaking even on AI.
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Monetized ChatGPT: OpenAI this week launched a pilot subscription for its text-generatingAI. For $20 a month, subscribers can access more than what the base level gets: access to ChatGPT during peak hours, faster response times and priority access to new features and improvements. If you’re not, consider signing up.
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Enterprise spending on consumer-facing generativeAI tools will grow from $40 billion in 2023 to $1.3 For industries across the board, a chatbot that is actually good at chatting will be a customer- and employee-experience game-changer. trillion by 2032, according to a Bloomberg Intelligence analysis. billion in 2022 to $6.9
With the rise of generativeAI, CEOs recognize an opportunity to shift from technology-led digital transformation to executive-led business reformation. More recently, KMPG reported in its 2023 Technology Survey that a majority of U.S. All signs point to AI reinventing business as we know it. times higher earnings growth.
The analyst reports tell CIOs that generativeAI should occupy the top slot on their digital transformation priorities in the coming year. Moreover, the CEOs and boards that CIOs report to don’t want to be left behind by generativeAI, and many employees want to experiment with the latest generativeAI capabilities in their workflows.
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Most recently, in June, it spent $650 million to buy Casetext, a 104-employee company that offers an AI assistant for legal professionals powered by OpenAI’s GPT-4, the same large language model (LLM) behind ChatGPT. But that’s not the only big bet the company is making on generativeAI.
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