The Rise of synthetic data and its impact on generative AI
Lukasz Szpruch, Programme Director for Finance and Economics at The Alan Turing Institute on how synthetic data is accelerating generative AI development
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There is no doubt that generative AI has gone mainstream; a cursory glance at recent – often sensationalist – headlines is all it takes to confirm that fact. But despite all the recent excitement caused by the likes of ChatGPT, the true experts in the field have been aware of generative AI’s power for quite some time. In fact, they have spent years – away from the glare of the media – working to find practical ways to harness the technology’s potential.
Many of these future-shaping thought leaders will be gathering for the Generative AI Summit on 16 and 17 May at the Hilton Syon Park in London. Among the specialists sharing their insights and expertise on the diverse applications of machine learning will be Lukasz Szpruch, programme director for finance and economics at The Alan Turing Institute.
He gave an exclusive interview discussing how generative AI is shaping the future already, download it now >>>
