- Published on November 27, 2024
- In Deep Tech
How AI Dragons Set GenAI on Fire This Year
Predictions for 2025 suggest that AI will become mainstream, speeding up the adoption of cloud-based solutions across industries.
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- By Tarunya S
If you thought the buzz around AI would die down in 2024, think again. Persistent progress in hardware and software is unlocking possibilities for GenAI, proving that 2023 was just the beginning.
2024 – the Year of the Dragon — marks an important shift as GenAI becomes deeply woven into the fabric of industries worldwide. Businesses no longer view GenAI as just an innovative tool. Instead, it is being welcomed as a fundamental element of their operational playbooks. CEOs and industry leaders, who recognise its potential, are now focused on seamlessly integrating these technologies into their key processes.
This year, the landscape evolved rapidly and generative AI became increasingly indispensable, progressing from an emerging trend to a fundamental business practice.
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Tarunya S
As a passionate enthusiast of caffeine and journalism, I transform tech into words. I enjoy mountain hikes as much as binge-watching new Netflix series.
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