Enterprises across industries are experiencing a seismic shift as they gear up to embrace Large Language Models (LLMs). Their extensive adoption has opened a new set of opportunities for professionals and enterprises enabling them to enhance decision-making, undertake a digital transformation, and drive innovation like never before.
In a keynote at AI.Dev, Robert Nishihara (CEO, Anyscale) described the shift: A year ago, the people working with ML models were ML experts. Now, they’re developers. A year ago, the process was to experiment with building a model, then put a product on top of it. Now, it’s ship a product, find the market fit, then create customized models. The general-purpose generative AI models available to all of us today (such as ChatGPT) change the way work is done.
Audit finds that there are 1,200+ government AI use cases in development and in use today.
The European Union’s new legislation is the first of its kind — and has global reach On December 8, 2023, the European Union made a significant step in digital governance by introducing the first set of comprehensive artificial intelligence (AI) regulations. This legislation, poised for a European Parliament vote by early 2024, is first out of the gate in regulating AI.
