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Generative AI use cases for the enterprise

IBM Journey to AI blog

For example, organizations can use generative AI to: Quickly turn mountains of unstructured text into specific and usable document summaries, paving the way for more informed decision-making. Automate tedious, repetitive tasks. Imagine training a generative AI model on a dataset of only romance novels.

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Japan’s Market Innovators Bring Physical AI to Industries With NVIDIA AI and Omniverse

NVIDIA

A report in the Japan Times said the nation is expected to face an 11 million shortage of workers by 2040. Industrial and physical AI-based systems are today becoming accelerated by a three computer solution that enables robot AI model training, testing, and simulation and deployment.

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The executive’s guide to generative AI for sustainability

AWS Machine Learning Blog

Set the right data foundations As a CEO aiming to use generative AI to achieve sustainability goals, remember that data is your differentiator. From an operational standpoint, you can embrace foundation model ops (FMOps) and large language model ops (LLMOps) to make sure your sustainability efforts are data-driven and scalable.

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Benefits of Generative AI for Business: Unlocking Infinite Possibilities

Chatbots Life

Generative AI Overview According to McKinsey , Generative AI is “a type of AI that can create new data (text, code, images, video) using patterns it has learned by training on extensive (public) data with machine learning (ML) techniques.” It can automate, enhance, and expedite a wide range of tasks across various functions.