In the past year, workers’ confidence in GenAI has grown. So has their fear of job loss. Companies can address these dueling perspectives through deliberate thought and strategic action.
GenAI Xplored: What’s Next with Generative AI?
Generative AI is advancing rapidly, and it sometimes feels hard to keep up. In this BCG X video series, Leonid Zhukov, leader of BCG’s Global AI Institute, and Sylvain Duranton, global leader of BCG X, explore the future of GenAI, highlight noteworthy innovations, and delve into the regulation, business, and ethics implications.
GenAI Xplored: How Will GenAI Change Industries?
Leonid Zhukov and Sylvain Duranton
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GenAI Xplored: How Will GenAI Change Industries?
Leonid Zhukov and Sylvain Duranton
GenAI Xplored: How Will GenAI Change Industries?
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GenAI Xplored: Can GenAI Think Like a Human?
Leonid Zhukov and Sylvain Duranton
GenAI Xplored: Can GenAI Think Like a Human?
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GenAI Xplored: Does the Size of the Models Matter?
Leonid Zhukov and Sylvain Duranton
GenAI Xplored: Does the Size of the Models Matter?
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GenAI Xplored: Should We Be Afraid of Autonomous Agents?
Sylvain Duranton and Leonid Zhukov
GenAI Xplored: Should We Be Afraid of Autonomous Agents?
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GenAI Xplored: How Do Multimodal Models Work?
Leonid Zhukov and Sylvain Duranton
GenAI Xplored: How Do Multimodal Models Work?
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GenAI Xplored: Can We Control Hallucinations?
Sylvain Duranton and Leonid Zhukov
GenAI Xplored: Can We Control Hallucinations?
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