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IT companies up stakes on GenAI as clients demand integrated solutions

IT companies, globally and in India, are betting big on GenAI as clients are increasingly realising the value of it and demanding solutions that are integrated with it

artificial intelligence, Ai
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Ayushman Baruah Bengaluru
The recent news of Microsoft immediately hiring former ChatGPT boss Sam Altman after being fired from OpenAI, to lead a new advanced artificial intelligence (AI) research team, is a testimony that investments in AI are on the rise. Microsoft has already committed to investing $10 billion in OpenAI, and the magnitude of investments is only expected to rise with Altman on board.

IT companies, globally and in India, are betting big on generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) as clients are increasingly realising the value of it and demanding solutions that are integrated with it.

According to a report titled ‘State of AI in

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