Aamer Baig said AI was invented in the 1950s, so the technology has evolved over about six decades.
“In fact, AI was in invented in the 1950s.”
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Aamer Baig described machine learning as predictive and prescriptive AI and cited Netflix recommendations as an everyday example.
“Machine learning, which is the type of AI that does predictive and prescriptive analysis, is been has been used a lot. Think of Netflix recommendations in in our daily use.”
Aamer Baig said the pace of AI change has accelerated sharply since the launch of ChatGPT in 2023.
“but it's really accelerated since 2023, since the launch of ChatGPT.”
Aamer Baig said a survey found over 80% of companies had adopted generative AI in at least one business function.
“When we surveyed companies on where AI has been adopted, over 80% have said that, uh, AI, gen AI has been adopted in at least one business function or domain.”
Aamer Baig said a similar share, about 80%, of surveyed companies reported no real impact on their P&L from AI.
“Similar number, 80 said no real impact, right?”
Aamer Baig described a financial technology client that wants to expand from financial products to data services using AI, making it a business pioneer.
“They want to go from just delivering financial products to delivering data services.”
Aamer Baig said putting AI agents on an org chart is still niche, though some tech companies publicize it.
“having agents on an org chart is, uh, is is also a niche, and it's it's not really, uh, you know, widely adopted”
Aamer Baig described a design in which humans handle complex exception work while agents handle routine work.
“Right now, highly complex, uh, exception work being done by humans and some of the routine work being done by agents.”