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The history of AI
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Early Thoughts (Antiquity - 1940s): Philosophers pondered the idea of intelligent machines, and science fiction depicted them in stories. The invention of the computer in the 1940s laid the groundwork for true AI exploration.
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Birth of AI (1950s): Alan Turing's Turing Test proposed a way to measure machine intelligence, and the term "artificial intelligence" was coined. Early AI programs showed promise in games like checkers.
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AI Rollercoaster (1960s - 1990s): Initial excitement gave way to limitations in computing power. Expert systems based on human knowledge offered practical applications, but funding for research dwindled.
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Modern AI (1990s - Present): Advancements in computing power and algorithms like deep learning fueled a resurgence in AI. Today, AI is transforming fields from healthcare to transportation.
Meet the new AI
We are at the starting point of experiencing the benefits and innovation of AI for business.
OpenAI ChatGPT puts the power of AI in the hands of everyday users. Anyone can now ask AI to generate original content and images in an instant.
The ability to wax poetic about how generative AI will change the world is a reflection of how AI will fundamentally change productivity and business processes, as managed in CRM or ERP, forever.
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Speaks natural language
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Synthesizes large amount of data
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Creates original content
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Iterates ideas with human in the loop
New AI made possible by large scale foundation models
OpenAI’s generative models include not just ChatGPT, but a collection of services which users can take advantage of today. From creating images from text to speech recognition, for example. With the connection of Azure OpenAI Service, Microsoft has the ability to tap into these services to enhance and supercharge first- and third-party applications.
Predicted percentage of data produced by generative AI
According to Gartner, the percentage of the world’s data produced by generative AI will jump from under 1% in 2021 to around 10% in 2025. This is a very bold projection, but as we start to look at the new capabilities announced by OpenAI, it will quickly become apparent that this new form of AI will have huge implications across many industries.
Era of the AI Copilot
The third industrial revolution shifted digitized traditional processes, evolving to create new ways of organizing and accessing information, creating digital solutions to business problems, and engaging audiences in digital spaces.
The 4th industrial revolution opens doors to transform how people focus time in the workday. Technologies like AI and machine learning, the ability to automate personal workflows and processes, and low code don’t replace human innovation, but amplify human expertise and ability.
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Employees in the new digital era
Digital tools help them become more agile, automate tasks, be accessible and secure
AI can speed things up
In fact, up to 40% of all IT developer lines using Copilot are now completely AI-generated.
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The world’s first AI copilot in both CRM and ERP
Just as Github Copilot changed the way developers code, Dynamics 365 Copilot will change the business processes in your company. Microsoft Dynamics 365 Copilot provides interactive, AI-powered assistance across business functions—from sales, service, and marketing to supply chain.
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