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Updates from OpenAI DevDay and the latest on generative AI for travel

2 years ago 54:37

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Monday, November 6, OpenAI will host its first developer conference – dubbed OpenAI DevDay – to preview new tools and discuss new implementations. Already the company has released GPT-4, DALL-E and Whisper. So what’s next – not just for ChatGPT but also other large language models such as Anthropic, which just received a $2 billion investment from Google – and how they are used across travel?

On this episode, PhocusWire editor in chief discusses these topics with industry experts:

Toby Korner, Priceline senior vice president of digital marketing (was unable to join due to technical issues)
Pablo Laucirica, Microsoft regional vice president of advertising
Rahul Todkar, Tripadvisor vice president and head of data

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Updates from OpenAI DevDay and the latest on generative AI for travel

Let's Hear It! A PhocusWire LinkedIn Audio Event

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On this episode, PhocusWire editor in chief discusses these topics with industry experts:

Toby Korner, Priceline senior vice president of digital marketing (was unable to join due to technical issues)
Pablo Laucirica, Microsoft regional vice president of advertising
Rahul Todkar, Tripadvisor vice president and head of data

Let’s Hear It! A PhocusWire LinkedIn Audio Event
Episode 4: Updates from OpenAI DevDay and the latest on generative AI for travel

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Updates from OpenAI DevDay and the latest on generative AI for travel 54:37

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It’s been nearly one year since OpenAI released ChatGPT – sending the travel industry scrambling to figure out how to implement the large language model-based chatbot. Since then, brands across every sector of travel and around the globe have been launching plugins, integrating generative AI into their apps and websites and using the technology internally to add efficiency. Monday, November 6, OpenAI will host its first developer conference – dubbed OpenAI DevDay – to preview new tools and discuss new implementations. Already the company has released GPT-4, DALL-E and Whisper. So what’s next – not just for ChatGPT but also other large language models such as Anthropic, which just received a $2 billion investment from Google – and how they are used across travel? On this episode, PhocusWire editor in chief discusses these topics with industry experts: Toby Korner, Priceline senior vice president of digital marketing (was unable to join due to technical issues) Pablo Laucirica, Microsoft regional vice president of advertising Rahul Todkar, Tripadvisor vice president and head of data Let’s Hear It! A PhocusWire LinkedIn Audio Event Episode 4: Updates from OpenAI DevDay and the latest on generative AI for travel See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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Seamless but secure: ChatGPT and data protection in travel 44:50

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As implementation of ChatGPT and generative artificial intelligence more broadly ramps up, so too does concern about privacy and trust and calls for regulation. In travel specifically, data protection is a critical issue for applications of this technology since frictionless, personalized shopping and booking will require AI to access travelers' preferences, payment sources and more. As travel companies continue rapid testing and integration of generative AI, now is the time for industry stakeholders to give thoughtful consideration to how human-to-AI communication can be built with minimal risks. Host Mitra Sorrells, editor in chief, PhocusWire explore these issues and potential solutions with the following speakers: Patrick Surry, chief data scientist at Hopper Trevor Butterworth, co-founder and vice president of governance at Indicio Sanjay Mohan, Group CTO at MakeMyTrip Let's Hear It! A PhocusWire LinkedIn Audio Event Episode 3: Seamless but secure: ChatGPT and data protection in travel See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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What the SVB collapse could mean for travel startups 31:00

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While the worst-case scenario from the Silicon Valley Bank collapse has been averted thanks to the U.S. government’s decision to backstop depositors’ funds – and HSBC’s acquisition of the bank’s U.K. arm for a symbolic £1 – nerves are still rattled. Questions remain about what this stunning chain of events could mean for travel startups, whether it will chill investment activity. We dig into some of the issues in PhocusWire’s LinkedIn Audio event. PhocusWire editor in chief Mitra Sorrels spoke to this esteemed panel: Ariel Cohen, Co-Founder & CEO, Navan Jack Dow, Founder & CEO, Grapevine Chris Hemmeter, Managing Director, Thayer Ventures Cara Whitehill, Founder, Unlock Advisors Let's Hear It! A PhocusWire LinkedIn Audio Event Episode 2: What the SVB collapse could mean for travel startups See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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