AI is coming of age and is here to stay. New AI capabilities are emerging daily and spawning new considerations and questions for firms that want to make the most of these new capabilities and anticipate and manage privacy and ethical concerns. Join us for a round table discussion with digital leaders as we explore the latest opportunities and challenges of AI-powered marketing.
Sustainability is not only a force for good, it’s proven to increase business value. That’s why it’s a high priority for boards of directors. For many enterprises, IT spending and the associated energy consumption represent the bulk of their carbon footprint. The energy costs of building generative artificial intelligence models are an additional challenge. This is why it makes sense for IT leaders to help drive sustainability efforts. To achieve goals, aligning with enterprise-wide Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) programs is required. This is easier said than done.
Join us for an educational peer-to-peer lunch & learn event that delves into the transformative power of generative AI for large enterprises. Discover how generative AI techniques for enterprises, such as p-Tuning and Domain-Specific Knowledge inclusion, are helping organizations harness large language models (LLMs) and generate realistic data, enhance customer experiences, and foster innovation.
AI is coming of age and is here to stay. New AI capabilities are emerging daily and spawning new considerations and questions for firms that want to make the most of these new capabilities and anticipate and manage privacy and ethical concerns. Join us for a round table discussion with digital leaders as we explore the latest opportunities and challenges of AI-powered marketing.
By streamlining solutions under one roof, organizations can confidently manage supply chain safety, bolster sustainability practices, and diminish risk. Secure footing starts with unified strategies that allow visibility for measuring Environmental, Social, and Governance practices (ESG), evaluating KPIs, and aligning suppliers’ data with internal objectives.