Expedia Group accelerated its adoption of AI tools like GitHub Copilot through platform convergence, unifying its tech stack and reducing internal complexity
Enterprises are seeing gains from generative AI in productivity and strategic planning, according to speakers at a recent Wharton conference.
Industry leaders weigh in on the real-world potential of GenAI in travel and hospitality
The tech industry is witnessing substantial changes in 2024, including layoffs by big companies like Google, Amazon, and Meta. This trend started last year, affecting over 191,000 employees due to factors like post-COVID-19 pandemic adjustments and a focus on emerging tech like AI.
New Deloitte survey finds expectations for Generative AI remain high, but many are feeling pressure to quickly realize value while managing risks
According to Phocuswright's latest travel research report GenAI and Emerging Tech Use Among Travelers, nearly half of travelers would be comfortable in a chatbot interaction where they provide their trip preferences and the AI platform offers a range of recommendations.
Generative AI was a groundbreaking development last year, with the emergence of popular chatbots such as OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Google’s Bard taking the technology world by storm. However, using the large language models (LLMs) powering these chatbots has several disadvantages, hindering the adoption of the technology. For this reason, LLMs will be gradually replaced by smaller, custom language models in 2024, says GlobalData.
The Evolution of This Technology Transcended Traditional Boundaries, Infiltrating Realms Such As Creative Arts, Automation, and Tailored Experiences. A Comprehensive Analysis of Influencer Discussions on Social Media Platform X Has Unveiled a Curated Selection of Focal Themes Within Generative AI.
For those of you not keeping up, ChatGPT at the end of 2022 gave us a computer that can understand and generate English. Not just English, but human language in general. On the face of it, that can seem like a small step. It’s not. Yes, it struggles with facts and up-to-date data, but that part is solvable and often not as critical as you’d think. If that wasn’t revolutionary enough for you, the next shift is generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) going multi-modal.
In the swiftly advancing technology landscape, generative AI (genAI) stands out as the latest innovation frontier. Leading the charge in this domain are Big Tech (Alphabet (Google), Amazon, Apple, Meta, and Microsoft). However, with progress comes challenges. GlobalData highlights the ongoing ethical, legal, and economic concerns accompanying these advancements.