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Deadbots: chatbots that are not without risk
By Pierre-Nicolas Schwab •
Deadbots are a category of chatbots that offer the possibility of talking to dead people. The first of these were developed before the advent of ChatGPT, and in hindsight, they are not without their risks. I analyze them in this article and examine the question of criminal liability with them.
Is it still possible to innovate? The productivity challenge.
In this article, I analyze the slowdown in the pace of disruptive innovation. Our standard of living has increased only marginally since the early 2000s. The causes are to be found in the falling productivity of scientific research.
E-commerce: 6 use cases for generative AI
Generative AI is revolutionizing many sectors. E-commerce is no exception. This article analyzes 6 real-life use cases, from the simplest (text content creation) to the most complicated (video avatars for online sales).
Veesual: generative AI at the service of e-commerce and fashion
By Pierre-Nicolas Schwab •
Veesual uses generative AI, specifically GANs, to enhance the experience on e-commerce websites. Its technology enables customers to visualize clothes on mannequins of their choice and create personalized looks. In this podcast, CEO Maxime Patte tells us about his entrepreneurial adventure.
Product Information Management: ChatGPT changes the game
By Pierre-Nicolas Schwab •
ChatGPT makes it easier to manage products in e-commerce. This is known as Product Information Management or PIM. ChatGPT makes it easier to create and enhance product descriptions. As our test shows, you can even use a photo to produce a product description.
ChatGPT plugins will revolutionize e-commerce
By Pierre-Nicolas Schwab •
In 2019, I predicted the failure of connected speakers, and in 2021 that of the metaverse. In 2023, I announced that ChatGPT would not replace Google. One thing I believe in is the power of ChatGPT plugins. LLMs (Large Language Models) are a revolution…
Shadow GPT: definition, risks, examples, statistics
By Pierre-Nicolas Schwab •
The term "Shadow GPT" refers to using ChatGPT or other generative AI in a professional context without prior approval from the hierarchy. Employees unwittingly transmit potentially sensitive data to third parties by using such tools. Research shows that 30% of the…