The Data Radio Show - Bought to you by the Data Innovators Exchange
Paul Barlow
216 episodes
1 day ago
We take a multi-faceted overview of the current state and impact of generative artificial intelligence across society and industry. One source offers a first-person account of exploitative labour practices faced by the "gig workers" responsible for training AI models, arguing that the threat is less the technology itself and more the billionaires who control it. Supporting this notion, two Pew Research Center reports detail how AI is altering public interaction, showing that Google users are ...
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We take a multi-faceted overview of the current state and impact of generative artificial intelligence across society and industry. One source offers a first-person account of exploitative labour practices faced by the "gig workers" responsible for training AI models, arguing that the threat is less the technology itself and more the billionaires who control it. Supporting this notion, two Pew Research Center reports detail how AI is altering public interaction, showing that Google users are ...
💡 AI Dual Trajectories: Data Strategy and Enterprise Adoption
The Data Radio Show - Bought to you by the Data Innovators Exchange
16 minutes
1 month ago
💡 AI Dual Trajectories: Data Strategy and Enterprise Adoption
The provided source material, primarily an article titled "🤔Anthropic & OpenAI Usage Insights" from "The Data Pro News," analyses the emerging landscape of Artificial Intelligence adoption across consumer and enterprise settings. The article explains that whilst consumer AI, such as OpenAI's ChatGPT, shows a democratising effect by reducing usage disparities, enterprise adoption is strikingly different, with 77% of deployments following automation patterns that concentrate competitive adv...
The Data Radio Show - Bought to you by the Data Innovators Exchange
We take a multi-faceted overview of the current state and impact of generative artificial intelligence across society and industry. One source offers a first-person account of exploitative labour practices faced by the "gig workers" responsible for training AI models, arguing that the threat is less the technology itself and more the billionaires who control it. Supporting this notion, two Pew Research Center reports detail how AI is altering public interaction, showing that Google users are ...
