As generative AI continues to captivate attention with its transformative potential, there is a danger that traditional AI and ML become overshadowed. But as I mentioned in my last blog, this would be a mistake as traditional AI methods still hold immense value and relevance, and likely more so than generative AI in the near term.
One of the largest health insurance providers in the United States uses Unravel to ensure that its business-critical data applications are optimized for performance, reliability, and cost in its development environment—before they go live in production. Data and data-driven statistical analysis have always been at the core of health insurance.
In our data-driven world, the landscape of product analytics is rapidly evolving. With the rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML), we're seeing a seismic shift in how businesses approach product development and enhancement. But how does AI and ML fit into product analytics, particularly for non-technical business leaders and marketers? And more importantly, what does this mean for the future?
Generative AI stands out from other technological breakthroughs due to its remarkable velocity and unprecedented speed. In a matter of mere months since its initial emergence in the limelight, this cutting-edge innovation has already achieved scalability, aiming to attain substantial return on investment. However, it is imperative to effectively harness this formidable technology, ensuring that it can deploy on a large scale and yield outcomes that garner trust from your business stakeholders.
It seems like we are witnessing a new quantum leap of technological advancement, with Generative AI taking the world by storm earlier this year. Generative AI (GenAI) has emerged as a powerful tool that combines artificial intelligence with creativity, empowering machines to generate original content, such as images, music, and even text, that imitates human-like creativity from structured and unstructured data.
Quality assurance is a crucial differentiator in today's software marketplace. Gartner reports, "48% of software engineering leaders say customer or user satisfaction are among the top three objectives they are measured on." (Source: 2022 Gartner Software Engineering Leaders Role Survey). In essence, software quality directly influences customer satisfaction. A cornerstone in ensuring such quality is regression testing.
At Snowflake, we’re helping data scientists, data engineers, and application developers build faster and more efficiently in the Data Cloud. That’s why at our annual user conference, Snowflake Summit 2023, we unveiled new features that further extend data programmability in Snowflake for their language of choice, without having to compromise on governance.
The potential of generative AI and large language models (LLMs) for enterprises is massive. We’ve talked about this opportunity before and at Summit 2023, we announced a number of capabilities that come together to help our customers bring generative AI and LLMs directly to their proprietary data, all delivered through a single, secure platform.
Let’s talk about the world’s currently trending topic for a second: AI. Now, before you click out of this blog, sighing to yourself that this is yet another blog that wants to tell you how to write code with ChatGPT; bear with us. As almost everyone has used some form of AI – especially ChatGpt – to help them with some form of a task, we can all agree that it’s quite an interactive experience.
