AI Adoption to Reach New Heights in 2023

rtificial intelligence (AI) has long been a topic of discussion and early implementation in the tech industry, but it has yet to fully go mainstream. However, that is expected to change in 2023, with both consumers and businesses seeing more examples of AI-powered capabilities in their daily activities. These capabilities were previously only found in applications such as computational photography on smartphones or high-end cloud-based data analytics, which were largely invisible to the average person.

One example of AI that gained significant attention last year was the Dall-E image generating tool, which allows users to generate images in different styles from text descriptions of what they want to include. Another example is the ChatGPT autonomous chatbot, which can write original content on any topic and in any style requested. These tools demonstrate the potential for AI to have creative power, referred to as generative AI, and create original content from limited inputs.

While these tools are not perfect and have flaws that are just beginning to be documented, they still showcase the impressive capabilities of AI. Improved versions of ChatGPT and other tools are expected to be released this year. In addition to their primary functions, these types of AI tools have numerous other potential applications. For example, ChatGPT could be used to create a new type of search engine that summarizes the most relevant information on a topic, rather than just providing individual links. Microsoft is rumored to be incorporating ChatGPT into an updated version of its Bing search engine, while Google may use its own AI tools in response.