It’s hard to
believe that
the now
ubiquitous
terms of AI
and ML date
back to the
1950s.
Since then, public interest in AI and ML has waxed
and waned. But the release of OpenAI’s ChatGPT
in late 2022, and its competitors that followed,
brought generative AI into the mainstream.
Now it’s more powerful and easier to use than ever before, with use
cases that span across both consumer and enterprise. Generative AI can
plan your next vacation, write poetry in the style of William Shatner or
polish the speech you need to write for your best friend’s wedding. It can
also write policies for a cyber insurance application, generate code or
explain the meaning of a high error in your API service.