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TAUSIF ALAM & AMIT RAJA NAIK Thursday, Nov 9, 2023 | Was this email forwarded to you? Sign up here ___________________________________________________________ Google, once a leader in unleashing the latest innovation in tech, is struggling to make a dent in the generative AI landscape. The giant is slowly slipping its position with many of its talents exiting the firm and rivals unleashing exciting new AI products and services – the likes of GPT-4 Turbo by OpenAI and Meta’s generative AI ad features.   It’s not that the tech giant is not trying. Recently, Google rolled out a bunch of generative AI features to enhance its search experience for the world and advertisers. In FY23 Q3, the company recorded a whopping $59.65 revenue from the advertising business and Search out of the $76.69 billion in total revenue. Google chief Sundar Pichai also emphasised how ads will ‘play an important role’ in the new search experience, and help in increasing the revenue multifolds in the coming months.  Even though Pichai has not missed a chance to call Google an ‘AI-first’ company, his actions speak otherwise. There is this other side to Google, where it is struggling to keep up with the human-mimicking technology, and busy criticising others instead. One summer, the company dealt with the ‘Is LaMDA sentient?’ mess and the next summer, it lost $102 billion in market value after Bard answered a basic general knowledge question inaccurately during the live public demo.  The company, which is a household name on the internet, has been scrambling to play catch up in delivering AI products. And now, there is a lot of expectation from Gemini, which the tech giant is expected to roll out in a phased manner next year.  Read the full story here. LangChain in Crisis  LangChain has had its fair share of troubles, some caused by the new updates constantly put out by OpenAI. A few days ago, at the first-ever DevDay conference, CEO Sam Altman unveiled the release of GPTs, alongside the Assistant API and a slew of other announcements. But, the question is, will LangChain survive? Read to find out. Genpact’s Tiger Era Ends    Tiger Tyagarajan, the long-standing CEO of Genpact, is gearing up for his retirement, and the news is making waves in the corporate world. Serving as the company’s CEO since 2011, he led Genpact through a remarkable period of growth. Under his leadership, the company evolved into a major industry player with annual revenues exceeding $4.3 billion in 2022, thanks to innovative strategies leveraging data and technology.  “To call it work is not the way I saw it… it was life, a life full of unbelievable learnings, driven by a hyper-curious team,” said Tiger in his LinkedIn post. “It’s very rare in life to have the opportunity to be part of the creation of “an industry”, “an economic trajectory”, and establish the way businesses are run, and the way work is done today.” Learn more about Tiger’s inspirational journey here.  NVIDIA RTX Prowess Unleashed  Alan Wake 2, developed by Remedy Entertainment, also the creator of Quantum Break, Control, and Max Payne, recently introduced gamers to a world where fully ray-traced graphics have reached new heights and photo-realistic levels, all thanks to the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 40 Series GPUs.  Even if you don't have a high-end GeForce RTX PC or laptop, you can still enjoy  Alan Wake 2 through NVIDIA GeForce NOW Ultimate. This cloud gaming service allows the user to stream the game with the same technologies as GeForce RTX 40-Series owners, including DLSS 3.5 and Reflex.  Learn more here.  DOWNLOAD OUR MOBILE APP Stay Connected info@analyticsindiamag.com © 2023 Analytics India Magazine

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