think ahead: The business implications of AI
While Generative AI is all the rage, the way it will impact business is still up for grabs. Yet it is clear that a number of sectors - from advertising to education to healthcare - will be challenged, and business models will be upended, while the opportunity landscape may be uneven. Our expert panel looked at which sectors and business models are most likely to be impacted, and how organisations can better prepare.
Professor Michael G Jacobides, a member of the WEF’s AI Alliance, joined Giuseppe Stigliano, CEO of Spring Studios, who sees the advertising world being transformed by the creative side of AI, as well as Arka Dhar (SLN2022), Product Lead at OpenAI and Clare Mortimer, IBM’s Business Transformation Services Leader for UK & Ireland to discuss the outlook, opportunities and challenges of AI for business. The panel also covered the strategies and leadership required to navigate the new landscape.
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This study from June contradicts his main argument that AI doesn’t have emotional intelligence: “Most achieved above-average EQ scores, with GPT-4 exceeding 89% of human participants with an EQ of 117”. There seems to be a confusion between a lack of emotions vs a lack of emotional intelligence.
He's wrong! You are definitely gone!! Autogen helps create entire autonomous departments of experts that can iterate without human intervention. You'll need 2 or 3 engineers to replace entire 100 person departments. This will happen by 2025
Arka Dhar, nice to put a face to that criminal enterprise, then scanned the vid for any insight whatsoever, came up with zero.
Claire's perspective was very interesting, but the rest of the session didn't quite live up to the mark. It felt uninformative, uninspiring, and just a bit boring.