The Unseen Risks of Gen AI: Why Businesses Hesitate
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CTO/Chief Mentor, working with teams to achieve extreme objectives through high performance. ??Mentor-Investor (only startups)
Introduction
In this intriguing episode of Saturday Architecture, Kumaran and Deepak from Microsoft delve into the complexities of adopting Generative AI (Gen AI) in business. They discuss the perceived risks, costs, and challenges that come with integrating Gen AI into mainstream business operations.
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Summary & Action Items
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Chief Information & Digital Officer, Brakes India | Global Top 100 CDO 2022 | Strategy to Change
4 个月Nice discussion. I think if you break this into its bare bones, there are broadly 3 types of applications- mission critical apps where there can be no fault tolerance, apps that respond to your queries in a pre determined transactional way, and apps that are exploratory and context driven. The way you handle training, adoption and broader change management for each will differ. GenAI falls in the last category and your summarisation captures the approach well.
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5 个月Kumaran, Thanks for interesting discussion needed in the current context. While adoption and maturity level of adoption will take time, most important focus for organisations would be increasing literacy on GenAI within the tech and non tech community. This will have a direct corelation in reducing the cognitive load on the end users, business community, practitioners.! Exciting era of learning is awaiting
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5 个月Shree Krishna Priya J - Thought this blog discussion might be relevant to what you are trying in your post series where you are attempting to prepare yourselves and others for AI replacing humans and how they need to prep themselves in some form. Not in a very direct sense but there is still a lot of uncertainities and doubts in adoption that would have to be addressed before it gets adopted. Some pointers discussed by Kumaran and Deepak might be of use.