With 93% of organisations planning to integrate generative AI into their operations within the next five years, the demand for skilled professionals in this field has never been higher. However, despite this growing demand, a staggering 75% of organisations struggle to find the talent they need to harness the power of AI effectively.
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Generative AI... an introduction for beginners (like me). 1) Generative #AI refers to deep learning models that can generate high-quality text, images, and other content based on the data they were trained on. 2) The "generative" part of AI is only a small part - there are other "doing words" you can put in front of AI to build a mental model of capabilities, for example, predict, extract, transcribe, recognise, sort... 3) There are "parameters" that can be used to tune a foundation model ("FM") such as Temperature and Top P - depending on whether you want to write a Dan Brown novel or optimise a supply chain down to the nearest dollar. 4) The transformer architecture - the breakthrough that unlocked a lot of these foundational models and #LLMs - is compute intensive and we see it as a stepping stone to something smaller, more refined, less compute hungry. 5) Generative AI has 6 practical use cases in the mainstream as of today: Product Design, Marketing Content, Code Generation, Employee Assistance, Digital Transcription, Data Augmentation. 6) Adoption of Generative AI in the enterprise mainstream is an individualistic choice, not some magical cultural revolution or digital transformation initiative. The winning mindset has 2 underpinning beliefs: I am curious about what can make me more productive OR I'm scared about being left behind. 7) Stumbling blocks: you cannot forensically rely on its outputs, you cannot gather enough high quality training data relevant to the specific tasks and finally, what vendors pump into your ears is lightyears away from organisations being 'culturally ready'. 8) It is important for leaders to have a policy, even if it's just a bullet point memo, that says what your people can or cannot do and how this policy will evolve with better governance. Your people are copy/pasting stuff into #ChatGPT so put some guardrails in place e.g. "Don't put sensitive things into the chatbot; do play around with it." 9) Amazon Web Services (AWS) are building "Foundation Models" - the key concept being that you'll build on top of their managed services to build applications that are augmented by AI services within your existing cloud environment. Train something specific? SageMaker. Get answers to questions? #AmazonQ. translate/extract/transcribe/recognise objects... they are there, they are getting better, they are cheap to prototype. Implementing Retrieval Augmented Generation (#RAG) techniques e.g. you need to look something up from an external knowledge source is good. Watch the replay here: https://lnkd.in/gJyhswdk
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What a great session it was. 😍 Practical Use Cases is what people want to know about GenAI. Luckily, the session was recorded and can be watched on your own time. Cloudsoft also has a live lab session on the 14th of May: https://lnkd.in/eykd-FR5 and a Exec Roundtable on the same day : https://lnkd.in/eUAbTSVx Make sure you don't miss it. Personal thanks to the panelist for sharing their insights. #ai #genai #generativeai #webinar #tech #artificialintelligence
In this post, we share the panel discussion with Susan Walsh, Aled Sage, Arjun Srinivasan and Jon Cooke who shared some important points: 1) Generative #AI refers to deep learning models that can generate high-quality text, images, and other content based on the data they were trained on. 2) The "generative" part of AI is only a small part - there are other "doing words" you can put in front of AI to build a mental model of capabilities, for example, predict, extract, transcribe, recognise, sort... 3) There are "parameters" that can be used to tune a foundation model ("FM") such as Temperature and Top P - depending on whether you want to write a Dan Brown novel or optimise a supply chain down to the nearest dollar. 4) The transformer architecture - the breakthrough that unlocked a lot of these foundational models and #LLMs - is compute intensive and we see it as a stepping stone to something smaller, more refined, less compute hungry. 5) Generative AI has 6 practical use cases in the mainstream as of today: Product Design, Marketing Content, Code Generation, Employee Assistance, Digital Transcription, Data Augmentation. 6) Adoption of Generative AI in the enterprise mainstream is an individualistic choice, not some magical cultural revolution or digital transformation initiative. The winning mindset has 2 underpinning beliefs: I am curious about what can make me more productive OR I'm scared about being left behind. 7) Stumbling blocks: you cannot forensically rely on its outputs, you cannot gather enough high quality training data relevant to the specific tasks and finally, what vendors pump into your ears is lightyears away from organisations being 'culturally ready'. 8) It is important for leaders to have a policy, even if it's just a bullet point memo, that says what your people can or cannot do and how this policy will evolve with better governance. Your people are copy/pasting stuff into #ChatGPT so put some guardrails in place e.g. "Don't put sensitive things into the chatbot; do play around with it." 9) Amazon Web Services (AWS) are building "Foundation Models" - the key concept being that you'll build on top of their managed services to build applications that are augmented by AI services within your existing cloud environment. Train something specific? SageMaker. Get answers to questions? #AmazonQ. translate/extract/transcribe/recognise objects... they are there, they are getting better, they are cheap to prototype. Implementing Retrieval Augmented Generation (#RAG) techniques e.g. you need to look something up from an external knowledge source is good. What to do next? A) Watch the Webinar: https://lnkd.in/gJyhswdk B) Sign up to Live Lab (14/5): https://lnkd.in/gYhays_E C) Join the Exec Roundtable (14/5): https://lnkd.in/gYBQhNYZ
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In this post, we share the panel discussion with Susan Walsh, Aled Sage, Arjun Srinivasan and Jon Cooke who shared some important points: 1) Generative #AI refers to deep learning models that can generate high-quality text, images, and other content based on the data they were trained on. 2) The "generative" part of AI is only a small part - there are other "doing words" you can put in front of AI to build a mental model of capabilities, for example, predict, extract, transcribe, recognise, sort... 3) There are "parameters" that can be used to tune a foundation model ("FM") such as Temperature and Top P - depending on whether you want to write a Dan Brown novel or optimise a supply chain down to the nearest dollar. 4) The transformer architecture - the breakthrough that unlocked a lot of these foundational models and #LLMs - is compute intensive and we see it as a stepping stone to something smaller, more refined, less compute hungry. 5) Generative AI has 6 practical use cases in the mainstream as of today: Product Design, Marketing Content, Code Generation, Employee Assistance, Digital Transcription, Data Augmentation. 6) Adoption of Generative AI in the enterprise mainstream is an individualistic choice, not some magical cultural revolution or digital transformation initiative. The winning mindset has 2 underpinning beliefs: I am curious about what can make me more productive OR I'm scared about being left behind. 7) Stumbling blocks: you cannot forensically rely on its outputs, you cannot gather enough high quality training data relevant to the specific tasks and finally, what vendors pump into your ears is lightyears away from organisations being 'culturally ready'. 8) It is important for leaders to have a policy, even if it's just a bullet point memo, that says what your people can or cannot do and how this policy will evolve with better governance. Your people are copy/pasting stuff into #ChatGPT so put some guardrails in place e.g. "Don't put sensitive things into the chatbot; do play around with it." 9) Amazon Web Services (AWS) are building "Foundation Models" - the key concept being that you'll build on top of their managed services to build applications that are augmented by AI services within your existing cloud environment. Train something specific? SageMaker. Get answers to questions? #AmazonQ. translate/extract/transcribe/recognise objects... they are there, they are getting better, they are cheap to prototype. Implementing Retrieval Augmented Generation (#RAG) techniques e.g. you need to look something up from an external knowledge source is good. What to do next? A) Watch the Webinar: https://lnkd.in/gJyhswdk B) Sign up to Live Lab (14/5): https://lnkd.in/gYhays_E C) Join the Exec Roundtable (14/5): https://lnkd.in/gYBQhNYZ
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From machine learning models that help predict the climate impacts from different forms of energy, to Meta’s latest technology that holistically solves networking issues, artificial intelligence (AI) has taken the world by storm and with it, we’ve also seen machine learning (ML) technology emerge into the mainstream. As such, there’s a good chance you’ve heard terms such as “machine learning models” and “machine learning training” when consulting with AI development companies, leaving you scratching your head, uncertain as to what it all means. #7T #AI #MachineLearning #ArtificialIntelligence #ML https://lnkd.in/eyZERUMu
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Interesting: There is a new innovative AI training method called JEST. This technique leverages two AI models: a pre-trained reference model and a ‘learner’ model trained to identify the most valuable data examples. #JEST intelligently selects the most instructive batches of data, making AI training significantly faster and more efficient. In benchmark tests, JEST achieved top-tier performance, using only 10% of the training data required by previous leading models. Why does this matter? As concerns about AI’s energy consumption grow, JEST's ability to reduce computing requirements could be a significant step towards more energy-efficient AI training. Let’s keep an eye on this development in AI technology. #AI #MachineLearning #KI #DataScience #EnergyEfficiency 👉 https://lnkd.in/g5TjSFfs
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