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What can AI and generative AI do for governments?

IBM Journey to AI blog

Few technologies have taken the world by storm the way artificial intelligence (AI) has over the past few years. When implemented in a responsible way—where the technology is fully governed, privacy is protected and decision making is transparent and explainable—AI has the power to usher in a new era of government services.

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Six ways AI can influence the future of customer service

IBM Journey to AI blog

There is no question that customer service is about to take a massive leap forward, thanks to emerging trends like artificial intelligence (AI). For example, an organization can use AI to send personalized emails to new customers explaining the benefits and uses of their new products based on the customer profile.

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Data science vs data analytics: Unpacking the differences

IBM Journey to AI blog

Overview: Data science vs data analytics Think of data science as the overarching umbrella that covers a wide range of tasks performed to find patterns in large datasets, structure data for use, train machine learning models and develop artificial intelligence (AI) applications.

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Generative AI that’s tailored for your business needs with watsonx.ai

IBM Journey to AI blog

An AI and data platform, such as watsonx, can help empower businesses to leverage foundation models and accelerate the pace of generative AI adoption across their organization. It can also help autocomplete code, modify code and explain code snippets in natural language. appeared first on IBM Blog. Test out watsonx.ai

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How the right data and AI foundation can empower a successful ESG strategy

IBM Journey to AI blog

That is, it should support both sound data governance —such as allowing access only by authorized processes and stakeholders—and provide oversight into the use and trustworthiness of AI through transparency and explainability. The time for data professionals to meet this challenge is now.

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Data platform trinity: Competitive or complementary?

IBM Journey to AI blog

Data platform architecture has an interesting history. Towards the turn of millennium, enterprises started to realize that the reporting and business intelligence workload required a new solution rather than the transactional applications. A read-optimized platform that can integrate data from multiple applications emerged.

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How the Masters uses watsonx to manage its AI lifecycle

IBM Journey to AI blog

This allows the Masters to scale analytics and AI wherever their data resides, through open formats and integration with existing databases and tools. “Hole distances and pin positions vary from round to round and year to year; these factors are important as we stage the data.”