Disruptive Innovation Radar: The AI Chatbot Race

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Disruptive Innovation Radar: The AI Chatbot Race

July 28, 2023 | Newsletters & Alerts

Welcome to your Disruptive Innovation Radar featuring the latest news, trends and insights from the world of Artificial Intelligence. From breakthrough research to emerging applications, this roundup covers it all in a concise, informative, and easily accessible format.

In this week's roundup

Apple's AI chatbot, Apple GPT, is raising eyebrows in the tech world. The tech giant's foray into the AI chatbot race comes at a time of growing concerns about the impact of generative AI on cybersecurity and identity theft. But Apple isn't the only company making waves in AI for executives. We take a look at how AI can help cut through the noise and deliver results.

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AI for execs: How to cut through the noise and deliver results

AI is quickly becoming a mainstay in the global tech scene and has already been adopted by consumers. As a result, businesses have been presented with unprecedented opportunities to experiment with and adopt new AI-driven solutions. VB Transform 2023 On-Demand provides organizations with the resources needed to decide which horses to back and when in order to maximize their return on investment and reduce risk. A key factor is to start with the problem rather than the exciting new AI solution in order to create enterprise-ready solutions that address real pain points.

venturebeat.com

Apple sneaks into the AI chatbot race with 'Apple GPT'

It's the news we've all been waiting for. Apple is finally throwing its hat in the proverbial generative AI ring and joining, well, everybody else to contest for OpenAI's artificial intelligence crown.

www.zdnet.com

37 Amazing AI Marketing Statistics All Marketers Should Know

Marketing, which is now mostly digital, is at the forefront of many AI tools and applications. In fact, online advertising has already been automating many of its tasks for over a decade. Generative AI is being adopted by marketing faster than any other industry in the US.

mspoweruser.com

AI can reinforce racial bias, but used correctly, it could make hiring practices more inclusive

Hiring is normally featured as a prime example for algorithmic bias. This is where a tendency to favor some groups over others becomes accidentally fixed in an AI system designed to perform a specific task.

phys.org

How AI can influence what you learn at work

Generative artificial intelligence has the potential to disrupt the work we do and how we do it. And that has implications for what skills we do or don’t learn or hone on the job as well. And while this technology is still relatively new, we’re already seeing evidence of its effect in certain sectors.

news.mit.edu

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AI: The Next Transformation

Artificial intelligence (AI) has been quietly transforming the global economy, from optimizing manufacturing processes to shaping the content users see on the world's most popular platforms. The current rate of change has created a tipping point in leveraging data for reasoning, problem solving, and innovating for businesses. Using artificial intelligence can exponentially improve effectiveness and efficiency, but it can also bring risks in privacy, integrity, humanity, and the economy. Let The Conference Board provide trusted insights for what's ahead as it relates to this AI transformation and how to apply it to your business:

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The growing impact of generative AI on cybersecurity and identity theft

Personal data is under siege in the digital world. Beating the threat is more than one-and-done — it takes building a comprehensive, multi-layered fraud stack. In this VB Spotlight, security industry experts reveal what it takes to stay ahead of cybercriminals and identity theft today.

venturebeat.com

ChatGPT and AI in the Workplace: 16 Most In-Demand Skills HR Managers Say You'll Soon Need

The rapid ascent of artificial intelligence is triggering many changes, especially in the workplace. Amid some fears of humans being replaced by AI in the workplace, some HR managers are now taking...

finance.yahoo.com

ChatGPT founder plots to scan every retina in the world in exchange for cryptocurrency

The Worldcoin orb scans people's eyes to generate a “proof of personhood” digital record - Jamie Lorriman The Silicon Valley entrepreneur behind ChatGPT has unveiled a plan to scan the iris of every person in the world to help distinguish real people from sophisticated machines.

finance.yahoo.com

White House gets AI firms to agree to voluntary safeguards, but not new regulations

Head over to our on-demand library to view sessions from VB Transform 2023. Register Here Today, the Biden-?Harris Administration announced that it has secured voluntary commitments from seven leading AI companies to manage the short- and long-term risks of AI models. Representatives from OpenAI, Amazon, Anthropic, Google, Inflection, Meta and Microsoft are set to sign the commitments at the White House this afternoon.

venturebeat.com

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