AI Changing everything?

With the growth of GPT and Bard to name a few, the world and their dog seems to be jumping on the AI bang-wagon. Feels a little like the the .com boom of the late 1990's and no doubt will see companies sticking AI on their name to achieve better exits, in truth though for most businesses AI isn't a quick fix and in fact for some businesses it is irrelevant. The latest Large language models are indeed a game changes and people are now using it for many innovative ideas Creating Code, Building websites, Making powerpoint presentations etc. GPT has gone from bottom percentile of the bar exam to top 90th in one version and industries like law, Will no doubt will be changed forever, similarly in medicine, while doctors will not be replaced, Ai will aid a diagnosis tool for or rapid review of scans and tests leading to better outcomes. wherever a subjective decision on a large data set is made will see the most profound changes with AI. When we started rTriibe we wanted to remove some of the bad subjectivity out of the recruitment process, humans have and develop biases that have nothing todo with cold hard data and this leads to making some bad decisions whether as a recruiter or the hirer. We wanted to build a matching engine that removed as much of this as possible and this lead us down the ML and AI rabbit hole (little did we realise it was going to explode like it has in only a short time). Having all our data on our own platform, meant we could analyse multiple datasets to build a matching engine that made the best recommendation's for each client. Looking back on the original model it was pretty primitive and simple, but the landscape has changed a lot in a short time and now we can include pictures, written, video, voice into our model. The world is about to enter a new era where AI will disrupt, but it is not the magic bullet for all businesses and leaders need to ask "Can this really assist our business?" before rushing at and no doubt spending alot of money for little or now return.