Regulation Training Data and Utilization Among Potential Generative AI Areas of Focus for 2024
Last year the broad focus for generative artificial intelligence (“AI”) was adoption. This year, the focus appears to be shifting to also include training data (especially as it relates to ownership and intellectual property rights), regulations, technological capabilities, and expanding use cases. Below are five potential areas of focus and trends for generative AI in the coming year.
Read Stephen Anstey's article for the San Francisco Business Times and the Atlanta Business Chronicle.
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