Breaking Analysis: Enterprises seek deeper AI value beyond chat
Channel: SiliconANGLE theCUBE
Date: 13/04/2024

Enterprises are fighting a dual mandate of operating inside a tight IT budget envelope while at the same time transforming their organization into an AI-first company. Navigating macroeconomic headwinds while driving innovation is an exciting challenge for IT decision makers. To deliver the goods, technology leaders are stealing from other budgets to fund AI, finding quick wins with fairly unspectacular use cases and in some situations swinging for the fences with ambitious AI training initiatives.

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These more sophisticated efforts are designed to either drive revenue from things such as better advertising outcomes or solve complex human problems such as new drug discovery, cancer research, autonomous driving, etc. The reality is, sixteen months into the generative AI awakening, there’s lots of hype and tons of experimentation happening, but success in enterprise AI is far from assured. 

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In this week’s Breaking Analysis, we dig deep into the numbers and look at the macro spending climate and then drill into specific spending patterns around generative AI. We’ll look at how budgets are being funded, how Gen AI ROI expectations are changing, common use cases and LLM adoption. And we’ll close by asking the somewhat controversial question – is it cheaper to do AI in the cloud or on-prem?

Read the full article https://siliconangle.com/2024/04/13/enterprises-seek-deeper-ai-value-beyond-chat/

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