The generative AI (Genai) is no longer limited to predictive analysis – moved to the realm of creation. In 2025, industries around the world are used not only for forecasting and optimization, but also for unprecedented planning, simulation and innovation. Genai creates coding code, generates molecules, simulates autonomous driving scenarios, and even develops strategic decision -making.
Automation and generation AI models are becoming increasingly popular as they are able to minimize costs and maximize productivity.
Compared to other tech giants, Apple’s approach to generative AI is surprisingly measured. Its new “Apple Intelligence” errs on the side of error-prone or exploitable functionality: Image Playground, for example, is nothing that could be mistaken for a photo, but only produces cheerfully synthetic Pixar-esque graphics. But even Apple can do a lot to reduce … Read more
By the end of 2022, generative artificial intelligence had entered the mainstream, with many people thinking that it would quickly wipe out most jobs and that we would all soon be serving our robot bosses. And sure, it hasn’t happened (yet!), but there are several ways that generative AI can be used to help startup … Read more
The generative artificial intelligence market is experiencing unprecedented growth, largely driven by the development of large language models (LLM), such as OpenAI’s GPT series and Google’s BERT.