Secondly, we also see a rise in smaller (and cheaper) generative AI models, trained on specific data and deployed locally to reduce costs and optimise efficiency.
Even OpenAI, which has led the race for large models, has released the GPT-4o Mini version to reduce costs and improve performance.
And finally, we see a strong focus on providing AI literacy training and educating the workforce on how AI works, its potentials and limitations, and best practices for ethical AI use. Kovanovic believes we are likely to have to learn (and re-learn) how to use different AI technologies for years to come.
So in the end, the AI revolution might look more like an evolution, and as this Instagram account suggests, there might be some things that it will never manage to recreate.
