Tag: Generative AI
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Desperately seeking value – The AI value gap
There is little doubt that AI has the potential to transform the world economy. This has been reiterated in reports from the EU, IMF and major consulting companies and weekly in headlines around the world. As Lars Tvede has pointed out recently the perception is that: “(..)this is the calm before the storm. According to…
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The Three Risk Traps Blocking Innovation
Many valuable innovative solutions get stranded due to the perceived risk of adopting them. Risk should be an important component in all decisions, but it might be counterproductive if it is not put into proper context and perceived adequately. There are especially three risk perception traps that block innovations. Understanding them might help to unlock…
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Architecting AI – seven principles to build production grade AI solutions
Artificial Intelligence (Ai) is high on the agenda for many organizations. Many have started to dip their feet into the waters and build AI solutions themselves, which has resulted in a large number of sandboxes, POCs, pilots, hackathons and other experimental efforts. That is positive and a necessary development to begin to harness the qualities…
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Computer vision – Turning an image into a thousand words
Vision is so natural to humans that it seems difficult to see how difficult it could be to make computers see. Nevertheless, understanding how human vision works has taken decades for cognitive scientists to uncover. It is therefore all the more complex to make computers see in the same way as humans. The initial goal…
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The six waves of AI in the 21st century
AI as a technology is more than 70 years old and has gone through ups and downs. The downs have been called AI winters and there have been a few of them. Until the 21st century, AI was used mainly in niche areas: Jim Simmons is thought to have been a pioneer investor using Machine…
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