CXO Insight Middle East - May 2023

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Recently, Geoffrey Hinton, widely considered the godfather of AI, quit Google, warning us computers could soon become smarter than humans and how AI could create false images and texts. Celebrated author Yuval Noah Harari wrote that AI-driven misinformation could change the course of events and threaten the survival of human civilization. Despite all this debate about the potential negative impacts of AI, there is a lot of buzz around generative AI, with new use cases emerging. Reams of newsprint have already been devoted to popular tools such as ChatGPT and DALL-E. It is said that general AI can potentially learn programming languages and write code; large language models are already being used to design microchips and drugs. While the usual discourse is around the impact of generative AI on visual art and content creation, not many people have paid attention to its impact on IT departments.