The advent of generative AI expands the arc of traditional machine learning and AI, which is one of recognition and reasoning intelligence, to create an operative intelligence that partners with humans to go beyond productivity improvements and enable better decision making across the board. Fueled by cloud, this combination of AI capabilities is creating new possibilities and new opportunities.
TCS AI FOR BUSINESS STUDY
The recent AI technology revolution has taken the world by storm, including business. Our AI for Business Study explores how nearly 1,300 companies around the world are looking at the strategic implications of AI technologies and how they are responding to its transformative potential.
“How AI can benefit Virgin Atlantic – it’s around efficiency, optimization, driving customer preference, reducing cost, increasing sustainability and creating differentiation.”
Siobhan Fitzpatrick
Chief Experience Officer, Virgin Atlantic
“When selecting the most promising AI, we are looking at market potential and scalability”
Ipek Ozsuer
Chief Digital Officer, dsm-firmenich
“We’ve recently built digital twins of our exchanges, and I can look at through AI capability, how we can really optimize those 30 minute meter readings and make sure we’re using energy as efficiently as possible.”
Howard Watson
Chief Security and Networks Officer
BT Group CTO, BT Group PLC
NIDHI SRIVASTAVA
Vice President, AI.Cloud, TCS
For the enterprise to achieve elite business outcomes consistently, AI must be powered by the cloud. Cloud computing ensures organizations are able to seamlessly scale their AI initiatives, without incurring exorbitant infrastructure costs.
Siva Ganesan
Global Head, AI.Cloud, TCS
Responsible AI demands regulation and governance to help manage IP, data privacy, copyright, and other concerns. However, due to the velocity of AI-driven change, current regulatory structures are already nearly obsolete. The challenge for CEOs is how to navigate the delicate balance of opportunity and risk in AI.
Krishna Mohan
Deputy Head, AI.Cloud, TCS
For enterprises to fully exploit the potential of AI, it is essential to have access to multi-model architectures, integration to enterprise systems, and the data that models can be trained on. These are enabled by the Cloud at an enterprise scale. So, AI-first strategy success depends on the continued execution of the Cloud-first strategy to deliver elite business outcomes.
