AI’s Past, Present and Future - Part 1 | The Interface podcast
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AI’s Past, Present and Future - Part 1 | The Interface podcast

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Artificial Intelligence has rapidly evolved from theoretical concepts to real-world applications that transform industries. In a recent episode of The Hindu’s podcast hosted by John Xavier, Dr. Shreyas Subramanian, machine learning expert and principal data scientist at Amazon Web Services discusses AI’s journey—from its early foundations to the ground breaking advancements that define today’s landscape. Innovations such as Long Short-Term Memory networks and Gated Recurrent Units were introduced to overcome these hurdles, enhancing AI’s ability to process language, speech, and temporal data. OpenAI’s strategic focus on scaling language models, supported by extensive data curation and computational resources, positioned it as a leader in the AI race. While companies like Google and Amazon continue to innovate with models like Gemini and advanced research in AI efficiency, OpenAI’s early commercial success with ChatGPT highlighted the importance of data quality, model scalability, and user-centric applications.

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‘We’re still at the beginning of the AI journey’
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‘We’re still at the beginning of the AI journey’

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