Lack of enterprise-grade tools prevent LLM adoption in the enterprise
Enterprises are looking to capitalize on cost savings from AI and automation, but they need to use enterprise grade tools to optimize their Large Language Models.
Large Language Model
Boring AI, Exciting IT
MC+A Insight Guest Article. Original Article can be found here. 66 million years ago, an asteroid 10 KM in diameter struck earth near what is now the town of Chicxulub in the Yucatan. In its wake, a mass extinction event killed off 75% of all life on earth. Fast forward to present time, scientists are actively debating whether we are now in the Anthropocene Epoch, where the predominant impact on the planet’s climate and ecosystems are due to human activity. Some even pin the date the epoch began as the year 1950. If the volume …
Large Language Models Disrupting the Enterprise
MC+A Insight Guest Article. Original Article can be found here. Not since Alexander Graham Bell asked his butler, Mr. Watson, to “come here. I want to see you,” has human communication gone through so radical a change in so short a time as ChatGPT has caused in a few short weeks. It has truly captured the public consciousness.Edison misheard “hullo” as “hello.” While no match to Bell’s exuberant “ahoy!” it is frequently the way we open conversations.Perhaps Prompt Engineering is the new hello.In the few short weeks since Kevin Roose …
Semantic Search & Discovery for eCommerce
Why is the keyword search that powers so much of the web outside of Google and Amazon so awful? If the natural human language that instructs Alexa to turn on lights, or Siri to schedule a wake-up call could be used for guiding product discovery, our cumbersome and irritating process for finding and buying products could be improved immeasurably.