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Infosys TechCompass
Gen AI Radar - North America
Gen AI Radar - Europe
Gen AI Radar - APAC
A strategic view of how technology evolves over time and the trends that drive their adoption
Firms in US and Canada see generative AI as a driver of growth and are committing high spends
European firms are expected to spend $2.8 billion on generative AI - a 115% increase from 2023
APAC spending on generative AI is set to grow by 140% in 2024, but they are being more cautious
In this episode, we explore legal landscape surrounding AI development and deployment. Host Kate Bevan, along with legal expert Professor Lorna Woods, navigates through the complex web of regulations, from data protection to intellectual property rights. They explore the challenges faced by businesses and policymakers alike in ensuring AI technologies are developed and deployed responsibly. Join us as we uncover the legal nuances shaping the future of AI innovation and its impact on society.
Retailers can reduce product returns and resulting losses through a combination of technology, employee training, and effective communication with customers.
Telcos are using generative AI to craft new capabilities and build out their product strategy. However, failure is certain unless they take a long, hard look at their AI-first operating model.
Generative AI is playing a decisive role in driving significant, disruptive advancements across the telco industry, with boardrooms rethinking what it means to be a telco in the first place.
To continue to remain relevant, the beauty industry must find new ways and employ technologies including AI and AR to deliver superior customer experiences.
How can we make AI responsible? Professor Clare McGlynn and host Kate Bevan discuss the challenges and missed opportunities to make AI more reasonable, using the recent case of Taylor Swift deepfakes as a jumping off point. This episode explores the urgent need for action in safeguarding privacy and dignity in the age of artificial intelligence.
In this episode host Kate Bevan interviews Lauren Bevan, director of consulting at Ethical Healthcare Consulting. They discuss how AI can address workforce shortages, standardize practices, and enhance clinical decision-making. The conversation covers applications in diagnostics, challenges related to data quality and privacy, and importance of data labelling.
As organizations look for business value in generative AI, the focus will sharpen on trust and ethics, driving new ways of thinking about and demonstrating explainability.