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Thanks for having me today @JamesMaguire and thanks to my fellow #eweekchat participants for the great discussion. – Sunder

A9. Execs and consumers should recognize GenAI as complementary and not as replacement tech. While embracing its power, being mindful of its limitations, risks, and potential ethical conflicts will help us adopt GenAI in a more meaningful and sustainable way. – Sunder #eweekchat

A8. The future of LLMs will be not-so-large language models. As these models become sophisticated enough to run on smaller devices, esp. mobile, they will unlock unknown possibilities that change how we live. The same way internet and mobile phones did. – Sunder #eweekchat

A7. Don’t go too far in trusting AI. Understand its limitations and implement a robust human-in-the-loop system. This human oversight helps reduce risk, increase ROI, and most importantly, helps your teams see AI as an ally and not a threat. – Sunder #eweekchat

A6 cont. As the technology evolves I expect us to be able to get the same level of benefits on a smaller footprint. Additionally, GenAI can be used to optimize energy use, improve supply chains, and drive innovations to offset the use. – Sunder #eweekchat

A6. Currently, AI demands considerable energy and natural resources. To train and run LLMs, providers are consuming power and resources at an unsustainable rate, but I expect these demands to come down. – Sunder #eweekchat

Yes, agree. Job losses aren't a major concern; instead, I expect the nature of jobs to evolve, much like with past technological advances. – Sunder #eweekchat

A5. GenAI's security and compliance challenges are real, particularly in its early stages. While current concerns about privacy and security are justified, they’re likely to diminish as the tech matures and regulations are established. – Sunder #eweekchat

A4 cont. Additionally, unethical use of GenAI by bad actors poses a significant threat, as they could exploit it in sophisticated ways to target businesses. – Sunder #eweekchat

A4. My biggest concerns about GenAI's disruptive role in business include inflated expectations, which could lead to unwise investments and business failures. Overpromising by companies riding the GenAI wave might damage its credibility in the short term. – Sunder #eweekchat

A3. Approaches to GenAI vary widely, but the majority are in the middle—cautiously testing, experimenting, and verifying before fully committing. They are open to exploring its possibilities but prioritize careful evaluation over immediate adoption. – Sunder #eweekchat

A2 cont. Companies and projects that effectively harness generative AI's potential will see substantial returns, ultimately justifying the overall investment surge. – Sunder #eweekchat