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EPISODE · Aug 19, 2024 · 48 MIN

Pragmatic Approaches to Digital Transformation with Shivaji Dasgupta: The Importance of Human Involvement in Generative AI

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Dr. Shivaji Dasgupta, former Chief Data Officer at various banks and insurance companies, discusses the evolution of big data and its pivotal role in today's organizations. He underscores the significance of data connectivity, data flow, and data accessibility for effective analytics. The conversation addresses the challenges of integrating AI models into production systems and advocates for pragmatic approaches to digital transformation. Discover the importance of multidisciplinary collaboration in tackling data-related issues within large organizations, and learn about the decision-making process for prioritizing use cases and determining the need for external assistance. In this insightful discussion, Dr. Shivaji Dasgupta and Ankur Patel explore the implementation of generative AI in large organizations, covering decision-making processes, technology implementation, and the challenges of monitoring and governance.

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