BCG is collaborating with OpenAI to help our clients realize the power of OpenAI technologies and solve the most complex challenges using generative AI—responsibly.
Harnessing the power of artificial intelligence, including generative AI, is a top priority for executive teams around the world and across industries. With the adoption of generative AI comes a mix of excitement and trepidation—a recognition that the pace and scale of AI transformation is reshaping entire industries. Which is why we have established the Center for Responsible Generative AI within BCG X, with dedicated teams supporting our clients in realizing the power of OpenAI technologies.
We launched BCG X—home to nearly 3,000 technologists, scientists, programmers, engineers, and human-centered designers—to turbocharge BCG’s deep industry and functional expertise. BCG X brings together advanced tech knowledge and ambitious entrepreneurship to help organizations launch their next big bets and enable innovation at scale.
Our work with OpenAI will have a huge impact on business and society. This is exciting, but it comes with great responsibility.
At BCG, we are at the forefront of responsible AI and were the first in our industry to launch an AI Code of Conduct to drive transparency, create safeguards to protect data, and ensure our work is aligned with our values. We drive solutions that optimize how companies leverage generative AI in keeping with this commitment, ultimately building and sustaining society’s trust in AI.
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