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Stay in the loop with Jaspreet’s latest takes on Generative AI, the future of work, and everything in between. From deep dives to quick insights, it’s all here—straight from the source.
Stay in the loop with Jaspreet’s latest takes on Generative AI, the future of work, and everything in between. From deep dives to quick insights, it’s all here—straight from the source.
The ethics of AI will matter more than the technology
My first two articles of the three-part series, where I predict what AI will bring in 2025 and beyond, focused on the human-AI relation and AI agents. The last one will focus on the theme of AI ethics and literacy.
Expect Agentic AI to make big waves in 2025
If 2023 was the year when ChatGPT reigned, and 2024 was when a thousand LLMs bloomed, 2025 will be the year of AI Agents. The first article in my troika of predictions for 2025 focused on how English will be the new coding.
12 Trends in AI For 2025 and Beyond – Part 1
As OpenAI and Google joust this December, with the former’s 12 Days of innovation, and the latter strongly countering with Gemini 2, I look beyond these skirmishes to predict my Twelve Trends for AI going into 2025 and beyond.
The New AI Customer
Coinciding with ChatGPT celebrating its second birthday last week, I spoke at two conferences dedicated to the impact of GenAI on marketing: D-CODE 2024 by the Ad Club of India and Google, and another one at an MMA knowledge session.
AI Goes for the Nuclear Option
Nuclear energy was the Artificial Intelligence of the 1960s. Much like AI today, it generated unprecedented excitement and hype across the world. Despite its known dangers – after all Hiroshima and Nagasaki were quite recent – there was great optimism of how nuclear technology could change the world
Will the GenAI Trojan horse take Google’s search fortress apart?
I have written a lot on this before, but with recent moves by all the big tech players, it bears repetition: Every AI company is making a frontal attack on the so-far-impregnable fort
Yes, Nobel prizes for the work of AI pioneers deserve standing ovations
The word Artificial Intelligence was coined in 1955, with the original ‘fathers of AI’ Marvin Minsky, Claude Shannon, and John McCarthy, convening the famous Dartmouth Conference in 1956. Another seminal moment was much later in 2017, when the paper ‘Attention Is All You Need’
We have a new ‘species’ of our own making: Artificial Intelligence agents
The AI world is abuzz with talk of agents – Not the ones which would have Ian Fleming or LeCarre fans in a tizzy, but autonomous AI-based software systems that perceive their environment, and your preferences to make decisions, and take actions to achieve specific goals without direct human intervention.
Who’s making money from GenAI? Big Tech, consultants or data centers?
There has been a lot of hullabaloo lately around the ‘collapse of the GenAI bubble’, primarily driven by the plummeting valuations of its bellwethers – Nvidia, Microsoft and other Big Techs riding atop the AI tiger. Intel stock plunged a vertiginous 25%, Microsoft and Google,
Faced with OpenAI’s SearchGPT, Google must resolve its own AI dilemma first
Arguably the best business model ever invented, other than the illegal one of growing and selling cocaine, is Search. Search is a $200bn plus market today, with gross margins estimated at 60%, growing at 10% every year to a $371bn by 2031.
