The past five months have seen a flurry of groundbreaking AI launches. These have included OpenAI’s ChatGPT in November and this month’s release of GPT-4, the generative AI model that underpins the chatbot. Many experts believe these tools have the power to transform industries. Certainly the big technology companies have been racing each other to weave next generation AI capabilities into their products and services.
As with any disruptive innovation, particularly one that continues to evolve so rapidly, there are mounting concerns about misinformation, ethics and the potential impact on jobs. On Wednesday, an open letter published by the Future of Life Institute was signed by Elon Musk and many prominent AI professors and researchers. It calls for a six month halt to the "dangerous race" to develop systems more powerful than OpenAI's newly launched
GPT-4.
At Chief Disruptor, we’ve witnessed a surge of interest in finding out more about potential use cases for next generation AI applications. Our C-level members are also having healthy debates about how to ensure that AI investments are made responsibly and ethically.
This year, in response to the hype and headlines around AI, we have developed the AI Business Impact Series. The series is designed to help our members make sense of this rapidly evolving disruptive technology, and help them successfully integrate and scale AI in their organisations.
Secure your place(s) by taking part in our 5-minute Maximising Business Impact from AI survey.
