Since the release of ChaGPT, OpenAI has become the embodiment of generative artificial intelligence for the general public. Praised for certain things, including its technology, and criticized for others, including its hesitations regarding governance and a lack of clarity on ethics, it raises a recurring question: Is it becoming the new Google? And, even if that is not its intention, should it be? And if so, could it?
Behind this comparison lies a deeper issue, which is the economic sustainability of the sector (AI heading for an economic dead end?).
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Since the release of ChaGPT, OpenAI has become the embodiment of generative artificial intelligence for the general public. Praised for certain things, including its...
Okay, the phrase is a bit provocative, but it's an observation I see in most organizations: they want results without addressing the way they work.
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The Internet and social networks offer an infinite space for expression, and have stimulated the production of information to an extent that was unimaginable before...
Since its emergence 30 years ago, knowledge management has sought to capture, share and enhance the collective knowledge of organizations. But despite technological and...
The massive arrival of generative AI solutions in the enterprise holds many promises, including, at last, some form of simplification. That's the upside. The...