Curious to know what others think are some of the most promising and innovative applications within the generative AI application landscape?

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CIO in Government8 months ago

ChatGPT, Bing, Alexa, Google Maps, Google Assistant and a few more.

Director of Legal in Software6 months ago

The new types of knowledge created, stored, and shared is one innovation that lies ahead. The increased of analytics is another.

Director of Finance in Manufacturing6 months ago

We are using GenAI to create functional specifications for migrating from one system to another. GenAI reads the old system and creates a first pass at functional specs for the new system. Not super creative, but very practical and generates real $$$ saved.

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Strategic Banking IT advisor in Banking6 months ago

We are experiencing different areas of GenAI on my side. CoPilot with GitHub for developers. Not that much a revolutionary tools but better than basic "autocomplete" code suggestion.

And for other target group of employees, we're testing CoPilot along with Office365 such as:
- Generating meetings minutes automaticaly in Teams (who attendeed, what was the subject, what are the todos, who said what).
- Summarizing PowerPoint content.

We are still very careful on AI and GenAI because of data privacy.

Supply Chain - Global Offering Lead in Services (non-Government)a month ago

Back office administrative tasks are obvious use cases that are quite suitable for automation via GenAI. That area of focus tackles the "heavy lifting" for many workers. Regulatory compliance is another one.