Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) Powerplay: What’s in the Big Tech AI Playbook

Accessing the in-depth insight from the ‘Generative AI Powerplay’ report will offer you:

• Innovation Insights: Presents real-world innovation examples related to the generative AI products, models, hardware, and infrastructure by major technology companies across sectors.
• An understaning on how big tech companies are innovating in the generative AI space to gain competitive advantage.

How is the ‘Generative AI Powerplay’ report different from other reports in the market?

• The report demonstrates how the major tech companies, primarily MAGMA, are competing for dominance in the generative AI market. These companies are not only launching generative AI products and services, but also creating supporting models, hardware, and infrastructure to cement their position as leaders in this rapidly evolving field.
• This innovation landscape report on Big Tech innovations in generative AI, covers some real-world examples to advance the development and implementation of the technology by some of the key technology enterprises.

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• Technology Leaders and Startups
• Strategy, Marketing and Business Development
• Market Intelligence and Portfolio Managers
• Professional Services – Investment Banks, PE/VC firms
• M&A and Investment Consultants
• Management Consultants and Consulting Firms

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Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) Powerplay Overview

The almost overnight success of OpenAI’s ChatGPT has caused a seismic shift in the AI strategies of the tech giants. While they are already familiar with the underlying technology, i.e., generative AI, they are now seeking ways to capitalize on OpenAI’s success and establish themselves as leaders in the market. What’s more, these companies view generative AI as a critical tool for achieving their long-term AI goals, including developing specialized AI systems to meet the unique needs of their customers and enhancing existing products with generative AI capabilities.

Generative AI - Patent Landscape

Someof the leading enterprises that filed genAI-related patents are Microsoft, Samsung, Google/Alphabet, IBM, Sony, Qualcomm, Panasonic, Apple, LG, Baidu, NEC, Intel, AT&T, Toshiba, NTT, Mitsubishi Electric, Fuzitsu, Amazon, Nokia, and Philips. Microsoft accounted for the highest number of filed genAI-related patents.

Generative AI Patent Landscape Analysis

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Generative AI - Social Media Buzz

The leading technology enterprises in genAI-related social media discussions are Google/Alphabet, Microsoft, Nvidia, Amazon, Tesla, Adobe, Salesforce, Alibaba, and Meta. Google and Microsoft top the technology enterprises in genAI-related social media discussions.

Generative AI Analysis by Social Media Buzz

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Generative AI - Real-world Innovations

The report discusses generative AI related products, models, hardware, and infrastructure offered by big tech players sich as Microsoft, Amazon, Google, Meta, and Apple.

Microsoft: Microsoft has launched Security Copilot, a security analysis tool that utilizes OpenAI’s GPT-4 model to aid cybersecurity professionals in quick decision-making. The tool leverages Microsoft’s Defender Threat Intelligence footprint and knowledge to support security professionals with an intuitive AI assistant.

Amazon: Amazon has developed “Create with Alexa,” an AI-powered storytelling companion that helps children create engaging and original stories. Create with Alexa enables children to create original stories with the help of conversational and genAI. By simply saying, “Alexa, make a story,” and following a few instructions, children can create a story based on their preferences. The AI generates the plot, artwork, background music, and sound effects for each scene based on the child’s choices.

Google: Google adds genAI features to workspace apps. Google’s in-house built genAI technology enables users to generate text in Gmail and Docs quickly. Users can enter a topic, and an AI-generated version will be produced with support for editing and improvement.

Meta: Meta has introduced a new AI-powered tool Animated Drawings, which allows users to animate simple and unrealistic sketches and doodles. The AI tool is capable of animating child-drawn characters, making them dance, performing various activities, and more, using training data from amateur drawings.

Apple: Apple has created an AI model called GAUDI that can generate 3D scenes based on text input and can also repaint the scene from different viewpoints. The model uses a camera pose decoder to predict possible camera positions in a given scenario and then utilizes this information to generate the 3D scene from various angles.

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Reasons to Buy

• No surprise that technology has been a driving force in business transformation for years, but the term ‘emerging technologies’ has all of a sudden become the key catalyst to drive the next wave of innovation across sectors.
• The sense of urgency weighs differently across different sectors, where the direct customer-facing sectors are at the forefront compared to other capital-intensive sectors.
• Companies in one sector can take cues from successful innovations in other sectors to either draw analogies with existing products, services, and processes or transfer strategic approaches for a revolutionary transformation.
• Against this backdrop, enterprises need to understand which emerging technologies are impacting their sector and how various companies are implementing them to meet various challenges.