The AI revolution: The future of the workplace is now
eBook
Organisations who are bold and forward-thinking have a great advantage over those who are not: they benefit from the earliest inception of new technology and can hit the ground running, leaving the competition trailing behind when the rest inevitably realise that they need to catch up.
Whether you have already had some experience with AI tools or if you consider yourself a total novice, this eBook offers the building blocks to help you consider which solutions will benefit your people most;
Private ChatGPT
Copilot for Microsoft 365
AI integration with Microsoft Azure
And so much more.
This eBook deals with your AI questions, concerns and the rewards on offer if you embrace its potential.
Think you know the origins of artificial intelligence? Try your knowledge with our AI history 101:
At the Dartmouth Conference in New Hampshire – a gathering of some of the brightest minds in science and mathematics – Professor John McCarthy coins the term ‘artificial intelligence’ to describe the field of ‘thinking and automative machines’.
1956
ELIZA, an early example of natural language processing, is created by scientists at MIT. Presenting an illusion of being able to engage in conversation, ELIZA could be considered the world’s first chatbot.
1964
Due to lack of funding and complications in developing the required technology, AI takes a back seat to many other competing scientific and computing priorities, leading to a period known as the AI winter.
1970s - 1980s
With thoughts of AI slowly creeping back into business and academia, interest is reignited in the possibilities that automated systems and generative AI could provide.
2010 - 2020
The first version of DALL-E, a text-to-image AI tool powered by natural language, is released.
2021
OpenAI release ChatGPT, instantly transforming the public perception of artificial intelligence. Between November 2022 and January 2023, ChatGPT gains more than 100 million users, introducing a global population to the power and development of modern AI.
2022
Technology giants including Microsoft, Google and Meta all enter the AI race, releasing AI models such as Copilot, GPT, Claude and Llama.
2023 - 2024
Microsoft Copilot establishes a direct link between AI technology and established, business-critical solutions such as Microsoft Word and Teams. For the first time, users can now interact with AI inside their daily work environment.
2023 - 2024
Major corporations, namely Tesla and BMW, begin introducing AI-powered robots in their factories.
2023 - 2024
Walking the walk: how we've achieved real-world AI success for our clients
Case Studies
In the first, discover how a major construction firm revolutionised their business-critical data needs with a state-of-the-art AI implementation; in the second, understand why modernising and enhancing the business-wide performance of a leading finance company led to a generative AI solution that leverages data breadth, quality and auditability for instant benefits.
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