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Technology in Supply Chains Series - Part 4: AI, NLP and ChatGPT
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Join host of Let's Talk Supply Chain AsiaPacific, Jonathan Kempe, in a rapid-fire analysis on topics that have grabbed our collective attention over the last 6 months: AI, LLMs, NLP and ChatGPT. 'Software is trending towards zero' and other unique insights are specifically aimed at providing informative and practical considerations for technologists, supply chain professionals, C-suite decision makers and employers, alike.
1. Large Language Models (LLMs) and Natural Language Processing (NLP)
2. A new era of interactions between humans and machines
3. Usefulness: Clear differentiation from Web 3.0, crypto, NFTs and blockchain
4. Blender + Adobe Firefly - How NLP brings simplicity to UI/UX
5. Left-handed cats and Ariana Grande
6. Software is trending towards zero - The threat to monolithic software providers
7. What this all means for supply chains: Velocity, differentiation, noise, distance-to-customer, and how spending on software (and engineers) will change.
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