How to Bell the Cat? A Theoretical Review of Generative Artificial Intelligence towards Digital Disruption in All Walks of Life
Abstract
:1. Introduction
2. Exploration of GAI
3. GAI and Customers
4. GAI and Different Business Opportunities
- In the manufacturing industry, computer-aided design (CAD) is now using GAI design to create product plans. This innovative approach, known as generative design, allows manufacturers to improve the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of their products by taking into account user preferences and input. The key difference between conventional and generative design lies in how the designs are created. While conventional design involves a manual, handcrafted approach, generative design uses AI algorithms to generate multiple solutions. This method is more efficient and quicker to implement than manual processes [28]. In addition to creating multiple solutions, the generative design also considers the various criteria set by the software, such as cost and performance. Generative design can create complex components and parts across multiple manufacturing industries, such as aerospace, automotive, and medical equipment. It can help optimize the design of these products for their specific use cases. Aside from being able to design multiple solutions, the technology can also be utilized to create custom parts and products. Various technologies are involved in AI computer-aided design software and machine learning algorithms.
- AI is being brought to a new level by the emergence of generative models. Foundation models are transforming the way applications are developed, reducing the time it takes to develop applications and providing more robust capabilities to non-technical users. Developers of products such as ChatGPT and Copilot are bringing AI into realms previously reserved for humans [29]. With the help of GAI, computers can now produce original content, sketches, and software code. They can also theorize about why a particular production error occurred. Developers can now build GAI systems capable of handling various tasks, such as searching and analyzing large datasets. These models were developed using foundation models trained on large, unstructured datasets. With little effort, developers can quickly adapt them to different applications. Developers can also use GPT-3.5, which is the foundation model of ChatGPT, to translate text. Scientists have also used it to create new protein sequences. These capabilities are accessible to everyone, including those lacking machine learning skills. Foundation models can also help developers speed up the time to create new AI applications.
- The impact of technological progress on economic activity can be analyzed through three categories: production, interactions, and transactions. From the Industrial Revolution to the rise of AI, factory technologies have vastly improved manufacturing efficiency. Over the years, various technological changes have also affected transactions. In the past, technological interventions in interaction labor were often integrated seamlessly into human behavior, without being noticed or acknowledged. However, this has started to change. With the emergence of GAI, we are witnessing a transformative change in the field of customer service. These advanced tools have the potential to significantly improve the efficiency of customer service operations by performing tasks with remarkable accuracy and timeliness.
- In many cases, these tools are powerful and can work alongside humans to enhance their work efficiency. With GAI, we are witnessing the potential for technology to delve into a realm of creativity that has traditionally been exclusive to humans [30]. GAI technology leverages collected inputs and user experiences to create novel content. While discussions around the role of technology in fostering creativity may persist, it is widely acknowledged that employing GAI can aid in the development of new and innovative ideas.
- There are plenty of business uses of these models. They are still in their early stages, but we are starting to see some applications designed to run across various functions. One of the primary uses of these models is in marketing and sales. They are typically focused on creating and implementing personalized marketing and sales content and creating assistants designed to work with specific businesses [31]. The goal of operations is to create task lists designed to be used efficiently during a given activity. Engineering and IT tasks involve writing, reviewing, and documenting code. The functions that are related to risk and the law include reviewing and analyzing reports, drafting legal documents, and answering complex questions. The goal of R&D is to improve the understanding of chemical structures and diseases. Table 2 summarizes the possible uses of GAI in different management fields, which will help businesses immensely.
5. Best Practices with GAI and Customer Experience Journey
6. Discussion of GAI and Business
- One of the ethical concerns is that GAI tools can create and distribute fake videos or images that are humiliating or negative. Machine learning techniques can create deep fakes, artificial images, and audio that are not real. Such content can be challenging to distinguish from real-world media, raising ethical issues [35]. Deep fakes can also spread misinformation, and they can also harass and defame individuals.
- The accuracy and truthfulness of information are both threatened by machine learning. For instance, large language models such as ChatGPT do not keep up with the changes in the world around them [36]. Despite the increasing number of persuasive and eloquent language models, they can still be used to create false and misleading information. For instance, they can make up conspiracy theories that could cause significant harm. Before implementing GAI tools, the individuals and organizations that use them must check the truthfulness of the information they produce.
- One ethical issue concerning GAI is the copyright of the creations generated by the technology [37] that determines how and what works can be used. Although machine learning models can be trained using generated data, it is unclear how they should be used in compliance with the fair use doctrine.
- Large language models are commonly used to create human-like text and speech, increasing biases [38]. However, they can also be biased by their training data because the systems are more likely to absorb social preferences.
- Misuse in education and common sectors: Using GAI in schools could create misleading or factually incorrect information. It could result in students being misled or even denied their education [39,40]. Moreover, it could be used to produce biased and inaccurate material. With the help of GAI tools, students can easily prepare their homework for various topics. The initial release of ChatGPT sparked a debate about the pros and cons of using such devices.
- AI can be used to carry out unethical business activities, such as creating fake accounts to boost online reviews.
- AI can also conduct social engineering attacks, convincing people to provide sensitive information. These attacks could trick individuals into downloading malware or revealing their financial details.
- Although it is still not yet clear how AI will affect the labor market, it may cause unemployment. This could happen if the automated tasks and processes that it creates displace workers. For instance, a company using AI to create marketing content could replace the human workers involved. If a company makes AI systems that automate the tasks of its customer service staff, it could cause the displacement of human employees.
7. Limitless Future of GAI
8. Practical Implications
9. Industrial Implications
10. Policy Framework to Overcome Limitations of GAI
11. Conclusions
Author Contributions
Funding
Institutional Review Board Statement
Informed Consent Statement
Data Availability Statement
Conflicts of Interest
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GAI Applications | Use | Sector |
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stockimg.ai | Easily generate AI logos, stock images, wallpapers | Product design |
postwise.ai | Swiss-army tool for writing hooks, threads, scheduling tweets | Digital marketing |
kaiber.ai | Ideas can be transformed into beautiful videos | Education, manufacturing, and service industries such as tourism, hospitality |
barden.ai | Automation AI tool integrating 100+ apps for better productivity | Manufacturing, hospitality, tourism, product design |
uizard.io/autodesign | AI professional designer | Product design, manufacturing, tourism, hospitality |
compose.ai | Generates any text using AI for better writing content | Digital marketing, tourism, manufacturing |
simplified.com | All-in-one content and design | Digital marketing, tourism, manufacturing |
sembly.ai | Transcribes, takes meeting notes, and generates insights for professional meetings | Digital marketing |
teleporthd.io | Low-code AI tool for generating websites | Hospitality, tourism |
GPTZero | Plagiarism check with AI (more powerful than Turnitin) | Education |
booth.ai | Generates quality images for brands with just text or sample images | Product design, manufacturing, tourism, hospitality |
perplexity.ai | Accurately search for real-time queries and sources | Education, manufacturing, and service industries such as tourism, hospitality |
clickable.so | Generates eye-catching, beautiful visuals and ads in seconds with AI | Useful for business, social media, marketing, design |
rationale.jina.ai | Personal decision-making assistant for identifying pros and cons of any decision in just 10 s | Can be helpful for business owners, managers, individuals in a tough decision-making process |
Possible GAI Applications in Different Management Fields for Business | |||||
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Marketing Management | Operation Management | IT Management | Risk Management | HRM | Employee Management |
Marketing and sales content generation for social media marketing | GPT for customer feedback | Writing code for software | Drafting of risk guidelines | Assisting interview questions and assessment of candidates | Optimizing employee communications |
Product usage guidelines | Error identification and troubleshooting | Autogeneration of contextual information | Summarizing changes | Providing HR functions digitally | Creating business presentations |
Customer feedback and planning | Streamlining customer service | Generation of synthetic data | Answering questions for risk documents | Synthesizing summaries | |
Salesforce training manual generation | Identifying interest in leveraging a comparative advantage | Enabling search and question answering | |||
Chatbot support for advertising and sales | Automation for document preparation |
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Mondal, S.; Das, S.; Vrana, V.G. How to Bell the Cat? A Theoretical Review of Generative Artificial Intelligence towards Digital Disruption in All Walks of Life. Technologies 2023, 11, 44. https://doi.org/10.3390/technologies11020044
Mondal S, Das S, Vrana VG. How to Bell the Cat? A Theoretical Review of Generative Artificial Intelligence towards Digital Disruption in All Walks of Life. Technologies. 2023; 11(2):44. https://doi.org/10.3390/technologies11020044
Chicago/Turabian StyleMondal, Subhra, Subhankar Das, and Vasiliki G. Vrana. 2023. "How to Bell the Cat? A Theoretical Review of Generative Artificial Intelligence towards Digital Disruption in All Walks of Life" Technologies 11, no. 2: 44. https://doi.org/10.3390/technologies11020044
APA StyleMondal, S., Das, S., & Vrana, V. G. (2023). How to Bell the Cat? A Theoretical Review of Generative Artificial Intelligence towards Digital Disruption in All Walks of Life. Technologies, 11(2), 44. https://doi.org/10.3390/technologies11020044