How do you think AI will disrupt business across industries? Add to my list: 1. Content creation 2. Photos and video production 3. Basic coding and debugging 4. Strategic analysis to be highly complimented

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Principal in Finance (non-banking)a year ago

Almost too many to list. I believe original content — written, photos, and videos — are all but certain to become widely synthetic. Perhaps people will do some humanizing of the content but most of it will be artificially created.

The other areas listed, I believe the jury is still very much out.

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CEO in Services (non-Government)9 months ago

Agree, too many to list. I look at genAI as a capability that will be embedded in almost any value stream in the organization driving smart automation of many activities. Having said that, mapping those activities and looking at them holistically might be one way to understand the impact and also how to reorganize the work, with this new “colleague” in the workforce.

VP, Data and Opexa year ago

Multiple areas but coding as co-pilot. One area that we believe AI will be used more effectively is summarizing of content to make it easier for domain experts to write opinions be it tax, health, legal or regulatory compliance.

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VP of Sales in Softwarea year ago

I think it will help automate away the non-value add tasks and also become the most valued resource to enhance humans' ability and capability to focus on high-value tasks and insights.

Practice Head, Cognitive AI in Bankinga year ago

AI will help improve hyperpersonalization in various domains. Some items are added to the list and are not restricted to manufacturing, COEs, customer service, finance, education, etc.

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