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GenAI – the IBM gangs view on getting started  – Ep 36

GenAI – the IBM gangs view on getting started  – Ep 36

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 In this episode our hosts Jason Duff, Jim Kocis and Brian Woodward talk with Shobhit Varshney and Binoy Damodaran, both Data Analytics experts and leading IBM Consulting’s Generative AI practices in the US market and Industrial Sector.  Using Shobhit’s and Binoy’s wealth of experience we explore GenAI, how it has evolved, what’s right and wrong, and how we perform work securely.  They also discuss common use cases and areas where GenAI is a good fit (and where it is not).  They also answer Jim’s mother’s question of why we have now reached the tipping point with GenAI and are hearing so darn much about these days !  Finally the group wraps with the impact of GenAI to the workforce and the skills needed to be successful – spoiler alert – it’s isn’t deeper technical chops.  Jason Duff  Brian Woodward  Jim Kocis Shobhit Varshney  https://shobhitvarshney.com  Binoy Damodaran  Brought to you by https://oggn.com, the largest and most listened to podcast network for the Oil & Gas and Energy Industry. Enjoying the show? Leave us a review here Brought to you on the Oil and Gas Global Network, the largest and most listened-to podcast network for the oil and energy industry. More from OGGN ... Podcasts LinkedIn Group LinkedIn Company Page Get notified about industry events  

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