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Generate to Summarize is the Future of Information.
AI will summarize and synthesize the information that AI-generated in the first place. At that point, AI will talk to AI, and you will be the intermediary who consumes that information.
Alp Uguray
July 11, 2023
First, here is what is new in the world of AI and automation:
Insights on GPT-4 Architecture by George Hotz
George Hotz, an AI expert and co-founder of Comma.ai, uncovers the architecture of GPT-4, indicating it encompasses eight models with a total of 1.76 trillion parameters, utilizing a Mixture of Experts' layout.
AWS's $100 million investment into a generative AI center
AWS is investing $100 million into a center dedicated to assisting companies with generative AI usage. The initiative is designed to compete with Microsoft and Google, with AWS CEO Selipsky insinuating that this is just the beginning of a long-term competition.
Rollout of Google’s AI feature for spreadsheet generation
Duet AI, a Google feature, now incorporates a "Help me organize" function for Sheets. This feature employs generative AI to formulate and recommend customizable table templates, thus providing assistance in intricate task management.
Video Analysis on Steroids
Video-LLaMA is an innovative framework that allows Large Language Models (LLMs) to understand both visual and auditory content in videos.
Grow Your Perspective
Today, we're taking a thrilling dive into the ongoing transformation in the realm of large language models (LLMs) in B2B applications.
Imagine this:
a16z Analysis on AI Markets
Wave 1: The Genesis of Generative AI 🌊🚀
Generative AI (think AI writing engaging articles or catchy lyrics) has certainly made some waves. While it has been a game-changer for B2C applications, we've noticed that in the B2B realm, the real value lies beyond just creating new content.
Generative AI has indeed shown its strength in automating low-stakes tasks like writing ad copy or product descriptions. However, high-stakes tasks that require deep domain knowledge or creative flair still require a substantial human touch, like building hyper-local ML models.
Your perception depends on what you read, and the increased generation of content that is stemmed from hallucinations may lead to more fake content out there.
Wave 2: The Dawn of Synthesis AI 🌅🔮
As we sail into the future, we're seeing a fascinating shift from simply generating content to synthesizing information. The next wave, or 'Synthesis AI', is all about distilling high volumes of information into concise, actionable insights that enhance decision-making.
Just imagine an AI model alerting a sales rep when a target account shows high intent based on synthesized data. Or consider an AI-powered knowledge base proactively suggesting relevant decisions or projects as you kickstart a new endeavor. That's the power of Synthesis AI!
GenAI vs. SynthAI across different departments.
The Battle to Own the Workflow 🛡️⚔️
The real race isn't about who can build the AI synthesis capability. It's about who can own the workflow, integrating AI into the fabric of their operations, and making it an essential tool for employees.
Whether it's existing vendors racing to embed AI into their workflows or new startups using AI as a launching pad to redefine workflow, a lot of the tools we use today will change, and some will change for the better while making their predecessors obsolete.
Stay tuned for more AI updates.
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