Dawn of Generative AI

From the desk of Parab Chinmay

 

2023 has undoubtedly been the year of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI). Its various uses provide every department in an organisation with the chance to increase productivity. This is particularly true for newly established and growing software companies and their founders, who frequently juggle a lot of balls with much too little funding. For up-and-coming tech vendors, Generative AI is not only a tool but a game-changer, providing a plethora of methods to support and empower entrepreneurs. We'll look at how GenAI can help your startup prosper in 2024 and beyond in this blog. 

 

Closing the Gender Gap in the Age of Generative AI: No Magic Bullet 

 

The full, transformational impact of generative AI is still in its early stages. There are historically more women working in marketing, HR, and customer service—the sectors where generative AI is currently having a business impact. Furthermore, women are stereotypically known to possess superior skill sets and qualities in areas like empathy, open communication, transparency, and strategic vision, which are necessary to cut through the chaos and apply generative AI. Sadly, despite the fact that women are more frequently judged on these qualities, they are frequently underappreciated in the workplace. 

Do I mean to imply that we adhere to stereotypes? Not exactly. I'm trying to convey that those qualities are priceless assets that we ought to draw upon. The world requires our positive traits—empathy, effective listening and communication skills, and strategic thinking. 

 

Market Research and Analysis Won’t be Same Anymore 

 

Any startup must have a clear understanding of its target market. It serves as the cornerstone around which your whole company is constructed. A recent IDC poll revealed that 45% of digital native firms (DNBs) are already investing in GenAI technology, with another 34% investigating its use cases for their enterprises. GenAI can be a startup's hidden weapon in market research and analysis. 

In a data-rich world, GenAI can effectively sort through enormous volumes of data to spot patterns, consumer preferences, and possible gaps in the market. GenAI allows you to scan user-generated material, social media data, and industry reports to make informed decisions based on complete and current insights. This saves time and gives you a better grasp of your market, which helps you quickly respond to opportunities and changes. 

 

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Ahead of the Curve: Generative AI is Evolutionizing Content Supply Chain 

 

Though generative AI and content supply chains are still in their infancy, it's critical to power your ecosystem before engaging. In order for these new technologies to succeed, stakeholders and various business divisions must come together and agree on a common goal. Over 80% of those surveyed say they had already used generative AI. Furthermore, only 25% have moved past pilots to begin implementation, while nearly three out of four (74%) say they're still at that stage. 

Apart from building internal ecosystems, it's crucial to fuel your external ecosystem to facilitate collaboration with outside partners like Adobe, IBM, and AWS, which can help generative AI transform a content supply chain. The survey highlights that numerous organisations are adopting a hybrid approach to AI, whereby they combine their proprietary models with AI-infused best-in-class SaaS platforms, as well as public and open-source models. Given its broad range of applications throughout the whole content supply chain journey, it should come as no surprise that adoption of AI has been so widespread. 

 

Looking Ahead with Generative AI 

 

The market is expected to keep up with the rate of development as businesses realise the enormous potential of generative AI in enhancing creativity, efficiency, and innovation. The future will see an even greater integration of generative AI across industries as digital platforms multiply, data become more widely available, and AI algorithms get more sophisticated.

 

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