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SAS' Bryan Harris and Udo Sglavo both spoke with Quartz following the release of our global #GenAI study findings. "Harris says he’s not surprised that China’s adoption rate of generative AI is higher, because the country’s government is 'much more efficient' with issuing directives, and that includes telling organizations to use AI. Meanwhile, the U.S. is 'a little more measured in our approach to generative AI'..." What else did the duo highlight from the study? http://2.sas.com/6045i5l3x #GenerativeAI

SAS' Bryan Harris and Udo Sglavo both spoke with Quartz following the release of our global #GenAI study findings. "Harris says he’s not surprised that China’s adoption rate of generative AI is higher, because the country’s government is 'much more efficient' with issuing directives, and that includes telling organizations to use AI. Meanwhile, the U.S. is 'a little more measured in our approach to generative AI'..." What else did the duo highlight from the study? http://2.sas.com/60439q17B #GenerativeAI

SAS' Bryan Harris and Udo Sglavo both spoke with Quartz following the release of our global #GenAI study findings. "Harris says he’s not surprised that China’s adoption rate of generative AI is higher, because the country’s government is 'much more efficient' with issuing directives, and that includes telling organizations to use AI. Meanwhile, the U.S. is 'a little more measured in our approach to generative AI'..." What else did the duo highlight from the study? http://2.sas.com/60449qQLs #GenerativeAI

SAS' Bryan Harris and Udo Sglavo both spoke with Quartz following the release of our global #GenAI study findings. "Harris says he’s not surprised that China’s adoption rate of generative AI is higher, because the country’s government is 'much more efficient' with issuing directives, and that includes telling organizations to use AI. Meanwhile, the U.S. is 'a little more measured in our approach to generative AI'..." What else did the duo highlight from the study? http://2.sas.com/60409INrw #GenerativeAI

SAS' Bryan Harris and Udo Sglavo both spoke with Quartz following the release of our global #GenAI study findings. "Harris says he’s not surprised that China’s adoption rate of generative AI is higher, because the country’s government is 'much more efficient' with issuing directives, and that includes telling organizations to use AI. Meanwhile, the U.S. is 'a little more measured in our approach to generative AI'..." What else did the duo highlight from the study? http://2.sas.com/6048iTHNi #GenerativeAI

Exciting insights emerged from a recent analysis on the transformative impact of generative AI in the public sector, projecting an astonishing $1.75 trillion annual productivity boost by 2033. BCG's Steve Mills explores the potential gains for government agencies as #GenAI becomes integral.

Transparency is still lacking around how foundation models are trained, and this gap can lead to increasing tension with users as more organizations look to adopt artificial intelligence (AI). In Asia-Pacific, excluding China, IDC projects that spending on AI will grow 28.9% from $25.5 billion in 2022 to $90.7 billion by 2027. The research firm estimates that 81% of this spending will be directed toward predictive and interpretative AI applications.

Organizations of all sizes are struggling to effectively leverage the opportunities and navigate the challenges of Generative AI. Jonathan Chemama, offers advice on how organizations can overcome this struggle, those that are shaping the market and the role they play, and how traditional #AI can be used for accomplishing an effective #GenAI integration and utilization. Read the blog: https://lnkd.in/gCfgNiyh #GenerativeAI #ML #MachineLearning #ArtificialIntelligence #Data