#Dataset Creation Company

[haivoai]

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[catboybiologist]

Many billionaires in tech bros warn about the dangerous of AI. It's pretty obviously not because of any legitimate concern that AI will take over. But why do they keep saying stuff like this then? Why do we keep on having this still fear of some kind of singularity style event that leads to machine takeover?

The possibility of a self-sufficient AI taking over in our lifetimes is... Basically nothing, if I'm being honest. I'm not an expert by any means, I've used ai powered tools in my biology research, and I'm somewhat familiar with both the limits and possibility of what current models have to offer.

I'm starting to think that the reason why billionaires in particular try to prop this fear up is because it distracts from the actual danger of ai: the fact that billionaires and tech mega corporations have access to data, processing power, and proprietary algorithms to manipulate information on mass and control the flow of human behavior. To an extent, AI models are a black box. But the companies making them still have control over what inputs they receive for training and analysis, what kind of outputs they generate, and what they have access to. They're still code. Just some of the logic is built on statistics from large datasets instead of being manually coded.

The more billionaires make AI fear seem like a science fiction concept related to conciousness, the more they can absolve themselves in the eyes of public from this. The sheer scale of the large model statistics they're using, as well as the scope of surveillance that led to this point, are plain to see, and I think that the companies responsible are trying to play a big distraction game.

Hell, we can see this in the very use of the term artificial intelligence. Obviously, what we call artificial intelligence is nothing like science fiction style AI. Terms like large statistics, large models, and hell, even just machine learning are far less hyperbolic about what these models are actually doing.

I don't know if your average Middle class tech bro is actively perpetuating this same thing consciously, but I think the reason why it's such an attractive idea for them is because it subtly inflates their ego. By treating AI as a mystical act of the creation, as trending towards sapience or consciousness, if modern AI is just the infant form of something grand, they get to feel more important about their role in the course of society. Admitting the actual use and the actual power of current artificial intelligence means admitting to themselves that they have been a tool of mega corporations and billionaires, and that they are not actually a major player in human evolution. None of us are, but it's tech bro arrogance that insists they must be.

Do most tech bros think this way? Not really. Most are just complict neolibs that don't think too hard about the consequences of their actions. But for the subset that do actually think this way, this arrogance is pretty core to their thinking.

Obviously this isn't really something I can prove, this is just my suspicion from interacting with a fair number of techbros and people outside of CS alike.

[tuesdayisfordancing]

Unfortunate as it is, copyright law is the only practical leverage most people have to fight against tech companies scraping their work for commercial usage without their permission, especially people who also don't have union power to leverage either. Even people who prefer to upload their work for free online shouldn't be taken advantage of; Just because something is available for free online doesn't mean that it's freely available for someone to profit from in any way, especially if the author did not authorize it.

Okay Nonny. Bear with me, you’re not gonna like how I start this and probably not how I finish it either, but I do have a point in the middle. So.

There is in fact long established precedent for people being allowed to profit off of various uses of others’ work without permission, in ways that creative types in general and fandom specifically tend to wholeheartedly approve of. Parody, collage, fanart commissions, unauthorized merch, monetized reaction or analysis videos on youtube, these are significantly clearer cut examples of actually *using* copyrighted material in your own work than the generative ai case. And except for fanart commissions and unauthorized merch, which mostly live off of copyright holders staying cool about it, these are all explicitly permitted under copyright law.

Now, the generative ai case has some conflicting factors around it. On the one hand, it’s not only blatantly transformative to the point where the dataset cannot be recognized in the end result (and when it overfits and comes out with something not sufficiently transformative, that’s covered by preexisting copyright law), it also doesn’t exactly *use* the copyrighted work the way other transformative uses do. A parody riffs off a particular other work, or a few particular other works. A collage or a reaction video uses individual pieces of other works. Generative AI doesn’t do that, it comes up with patterns based on having looked at what a huge number of other works have in common. Like if a formulaic writing/art advice book were instead a robot artist. But on the other hand, the AI that was trained is potentially being used to compete in the same market as the work it was trained on. That “competition in the same market” element is why fan merch and fanart commissions rely on sufferance, rather than legality. That’s part of fair use too. So perhaps there’s some case to be made against AI from that perspective. *But*… the genAI creations, while competing in the same market as some of their training data, are *a lot more different from that training data* than a fanart is from an official art. To a significant degree the most similar comparison here isn’t other types of transformative work it’s… a person who learns to write by reading a lot. They’ll end up competing in the same market as some of *their* training data too. But of course that doesn’t *feel* the same. For starters, that’s *one person* adding themselves to the competition pool. An AI is adding *everyone who uses the AI* to the competition pool. It may be a similar process, but the end result is much more disruptive. Generative AI is going to make making a living off art even harder - and even finding cool *free* art harder - by flooding the market with crap at a whole new scale. That sucks! It’s shitty, and it feels hideously unfair that it uses artists’ work to do it, and people have decided to label this unfairness “theft”. Now, I do not think that is an accurate label and I’ve reached the point of being really frustrated and annoyed about it, on a personal level. Not all things that are unfair are theft and just saying “theft” louder each time is not actually an argument for why something should be considered theft. An analogy I like here: If someone used art you made to make a collage campaigning against your right to make that art (I can picture some assholes doing this with, say, selfies of drag queens), that would feel violating. It would feel unfair. It would suck! But it wouldn’t be theft or plagiarism.

…*And* on whatever hand we’re on now, my own first thought *was* “Okay well, on the one hand when you look at the mechanics this is pretty obviously less infringing than collage or parody, which I don’t think should be banned, but… maybe we can make a special extra strict copyright that applies only to AI? Just because of how this sucks.” And you know, maybe I’m wrong about my current stance and that’s still a good idea! But there seems to be a lack of caution regarding what sorts of rulings are being invited. It seems like some people are running towards any interpretation of copyright that slows down AI, regardless of what *else* it implies. Maybe I’m wrong! I’m no expert. Maybe it’ll be fine and maybe I’m just too pissed at anti-ai shit to see this clearly. I really wish the AI people had done open calls requesting people to add their work to the datasets, for which I think they would have gotten a lot of uptake before the public turned against AI. Maybe if we do end up with copyright protections against AI training that’ll happen and everything’ll be drastically improved. I dunno.

But I get fucking nervous and freaked out at OTW sending DMCA takedowns as a form of agitation for increased copyright protection and I think that’s a reasonable emotional response.

[yukipri]

Some thoughts on Cara

So some of you may have heard about Cara, the new platform that a lot of artists are trying out. It's been around for a while, but there's been a recent huge surge of new users, myself among them. Thought I'd type up a lil thing on my initial thoughts.

First, what is Cara?

From their About Cara page:

Cara is a social media and portfolio platform for artists. With the widespread use of generative AI, we decided to build a place that filters out generative AI images so that people who want to find authentic creatives and artwork can do so easily. Many platforms currently accept AI art when it’s not ethical, while others have promised “no AI forever” policies without consideration for the scenario where adoption of such technologies may happen at the workplace in the coming years. The future of creative industries requires nuanced understanding and support to help artists and companies connect and work together. We want to bridge the gap and build a platform that we would enjoy using as creatives ourselves. Our stance on AI: ・We do not agree with generative AI tools in their current unethical form, and we won’t host AI-generated portfolios unless the rampant ethical and data privacy issues around datasets are resolved via regulation. ・In the event that legislation is passed to clearly protect artists, we believe that AI-generated content should always be clearly labeled, because the public should always be able to search for human-made art and media easily.

Should note that Cara is independently funded, and is made by a core group of artists and engineers and is even collaborating with the Glaze project. It's very much a platform by artists, for artists!

Should also mention that in being a platform for artists, it's more a gallery first, with social media functionalities on the side. The info below will hopefully explain how that works.

Next, my actual initial thoughts using it, and things that set it apart from other platforms I've used:

1) When you post, you can choose to check the portfolio option, or to NOT check it. This is fantastic because it means I can have just my art organized in my gallery, but I can still post random stuff like photos of my cats and it won't clutter things. You can also just ramble/text post and it won't affect the gallery view!

2) You can adjust your crop preview for your images. Such a simple thing, yet so darn nice.

3) When you check that "Add to portfolio," you get a bunch of additional optional fields: Title, Field/Medium, Project Type, Category Tags, and Software Used. It's nice that you can put all this info into organized fields that don't take up text space.

4) Speaking of text, 5000 character limit is niiiiice. If you want to talk, you can.

5) Two separate feeds, a "For You" algorithmic one, and "Following." The "Following" actually appears to be full chronological timeline of just folks you follow (like Tumblr). Amazing.

6) Now usually, "For You" being set to home/default kinda pisses me off because generally I like curating my own experience, but not here, for this handy reason: if you tap the gear symbol, you can ADJUST your algorithm feed!

So you can choose what you see still!!! AMAZING. And, again, you still have your Following timeline too.

7) To repeat the stuff at the top of this post, its creation and intent as a place by artists, for artists. Hopefully you can also see from the points above that it's been designed with artists in mind.

8) No GenAI images!!!! There's a pop up that says it's not allowed, and apparently there's some sort of detector thing too. Not sure how reliable the latter is, but so far, it's just been a breath of fresh air, being able to scroll and see human art art and art!

To be clear, Cara's not perfect and is currently pretty laggy, and you can get errors while posting (so far, I've had more success on desktop than the mobile app), but that's understandable, given the small team. They'll need time to scale. For me though, it's a fair tradeoff for a platform that actually cares about artists.

Currently it also doesn't allow NSFW, not sure if that'll change given app store rules.

As mentioned above, they're independently funded, which means the team is currently paying for Cara itself. They have a kofi set up for folks who want to chip in, but it's optional. Here's the link to the tweet from one of the founders:

And a reminder that no matter that the platform itself isn't selling our data to GenAI, it can still be scraped by third parties. Protect your work with Glaze and Nightshade!

Anyway, I'm still figuring stuff out and have only been on Cara a few days, but I feel hopeful, and I think they're off to a good start.

I hope this post has been informative!

Lastly, here's my own Cara if you want to come say hi! Not sure at all if I'll be active on there, but if you're an artist like me who is keeping an eye out for hopefully nice communities, check it out!

[transmutationisms]

ok so i do think the "ai art isnt real art" argument sucks but what about "stealing" art? in the sense of ai being trained on other peoples work and then profiting off of it. for both visual art and written work.

(i know the bigger problem here are the abused workers doing the filtering etc but im interested in this particular problem too)

so first of all i think this argument is kind of silly (im not aiming this at you but at a certain genre of ai critic) because there's no way to distinguish, ontologically or legally, between a generative language model being trained on a certain dataset and a human having artistic influences. that's sort of just how creative production works. it would be really hellish if "having stylistic influences" was like, ethically or legally forbidden lmao. i mean certain forms of art (blackout poetry, collage) can even work explicitly by taking some already existing piece and altering it---but even when that's not happening, human creation and inspiration don't happen in a vacuum or in some kind of transcendent artistic revelation from god above lol.

anyway i do actually think it's fucked for companies to be profiting on the creations of their generative language models, but only in the same way and to the same extent that capitalist production generally is fucked. i do not think the solution here is to further reinforce copyright or monetary ownership of art. and as many people have pointed out, you actually can see a kind of trial run of how this would shake out in the music industry, where laws about sampling have gotten more and more restrictive to protect copyright/ip. it's very easy for massive labels to sue whoever they want, it's hard-to-impossible for smaller artists to fight back even if it's genuinely a case of accidental resemblance, it's legally absurd because like half of rock n roll uses the same few chord progressions anyway, and meanwhile the actual art form has basically been shrunken and restricted because sampling is so threatened and expensive.

[leafofkudzu]

Hello and happy endless January! Despite how long this month may have seemed, it is almost over - and that means it's soon time for another art party hosted by my guild, Verdant Shield [VS]! We're taking a little tour of the cozy size of the jungle this time, over at Mabon Market in Caledon!

For those who aren’t familiar with art parties, they’re a concept carried over from Final Fantasy XIV - in-game get-togethers for artists/writers/creatives of all types to hang out, chat, and create together! Get your favorite character/look together, head to the location, find someone that catches your eye, and create! Afterwards, everyone posts their creations in a shared tag (ours is #VSArtParty) so others can see, interact, and share! Tl;dr: the ‘goal’ of an art party isn’t to be drawn, but to draw others, and share with the community!

Time and /squadjoin information is under the cut, but will also be posted again via reblogs as the squads go up on the day of the party!

Location Information:

Caledon Forest is a nice easily-accessible map for everyone, and Mabon Market even has its own dedicated waypoint (that is, Mabon Waypoint)! I imagine we'll kind of scatter out across the market and beach, so don't take my exact location in this screenshot too seriously!

Time & Squad Details:

As we always do, we'll be having two parties - one on EU servers and one on NA ones - with an hour break in between. People tend to arrive early and/or jump between accounts as soon as the break comes up, so don't be surprised to see tags and announcements going up ahead of schedule!

The first party will be on EU servers and begin at 9pm Central European Time (aka 3pm Eastern Standard Time or 4 hours before in-game reset). I’ll be hosting on my EU alt account, so to join either /squadjoin or whisper Aemryn of Dusk for an invite.

The second party will be on NA servers and begin at 7pm Eastern Standard Time (aka 1am Central European Time or at in-game reset). I’ll be hosting this one on my main account, so to join either /squadjoin or whisper Kirslyn for an invite.

Closing Words:

A few days ago some nasty info came to the surface about various GW2 sources being scraped for AI purposes, with tumblr tags specifically being mentioned. Though I certainly wouldn't blame anyone for being discouraged and not wanting to draw at all (even this post was delayed because of it), I think at the end of the day, even if you don't post anything publicly, you still shouldn't deny yourself the company and community of your fellow creatives! If you'd like to make this art party have more of a focus on screenshots, or even just hang out and not draw at all, please feel free - your presence is what makes these parties...well, parties, after all!

If you are still interested in posting your artwork though, please check out Glaze and Nightshade as potential ways to protect yourself (and hurt AI datasets) if you haven't already! And even if you don't do that, make sure to slap signatures/watermarks/etc wherever you can. This may be a disheartening time for us, but it doesn't mean we have to stop doing what we love.

So, whether you're coming to create or just to hang out, I look forward to seeing you all this Saturday. Take care, stay safe, and see you soon! ♥

[phlebaswrites]

Will filing a DCMA takedown mean that the jackass behind the theft will see my legal name and contact info?

I'm not a lawyer so I can't say for sure, but I think it's likely.

For starters, the takedown notice will go to the company so they'll definitely see your details.

nyuuzyou (the person claiming ownership of the dataset into which they've processed all our unlocked works on AO3) has already clearly indicated that they believe they're in the right, and they're willing to fight against the takedown notices - they filed a counter notice to say as much right after OTW filed the first takedown notice with huggingface (the website to which nyuuzyou uploaded the dataset).

They also tried to upload the dataset to two other websites (it's thankfully now been removed).

Given that, it's possible (though I can't judge how likely) that these takedown notices might end up in a court of law somewhere, and in such a case nyuuzyou will definitely have access to them - and all of our IRL names.

This is one of the hazards of DMCA takedown notices, leaving fanwork creators to choose between protecting our creations or connecting our IRL and fannish identities at the risk of doxing. It is also why I've been careful not to say that we must all file takedown notices, in fact I think that anyone who is in a vulnerable situation most emphatically MUST NOT.

Let me be clear.

DO NOT DO THIS IF IT WILL HURT YOU.

Instead, leave that up to fans like myself who have less to lose and are willing to take that risk.

Right now, what we are doing is engaging in both a legal fight but also something of a public awareness campaign.

The huggingface site that is currently hosting this dataset is actually one facet of Hugging Face, Inc. a well known French-American company based in New York City that works in the machine learning space. I can't imagine that they want to be known as bad faith actors who host databases full of stolen material. They are a private company right now, but if their founders ever want to go public (and make a lot of money selling their shares) they would prefer not to be the subject of bad press. I make a note that they might already be preparing for an IPO since their stocks seem to be available for purchase on the NASDAQ private market and they raised $235 million in their series D funding round. This is a company that is potentially valued at $4.5 billion - they have bigger fish to fry than a bunch of members of the public conducting the legal equivalent of a DDoS on them.

Because that's effectively what we're doing - we are snowing them under with takedown notices that have to be individually replied to and dealt with. We are trying to convince huggingface that deleting the dataset nyuuzyou uploaded is the easier and less problematic option than legally defending nyuuzyou's right to post it.

The other thing that we're doing is making a public anti-AI stand.

We are telling the LLM / Gen AI community that AO3 is not the soft target it might look like - they might be able to crawl the site against site rules and community standards but if they post their datasets publicly for street cred (and that's exactly what nyuuzyou is doing) then we will act to protect ourselves.

The status of fanwork as a legally valid creative pursuit - to be protected and cherished like any other - is a long campaign, and one that the OTW was founded on. When @astolat first proposed AO3, it was the next step in a fight that had been ongoing for years.

I'd been a fan for over a decade before AO3 was founded and I personally don't intend to see it fall to this new wave of assaults.

Though it is interesting to be on this end of a takedown notice for once in my life! 🤣

[demonicintegrity]

Hearing that public works on ao3 were scrapped for Huggingface is so infuriating. Scrapping in general is just both a morally reprehensible way to gather data, and stupid too. If you're really going to build datasets, having a narrower parameter then "literally everything" is the very start.

According to this article it used to be a chatbot but moved onto "primarily used for natural language processing tasks, such as text generation, sentiment analysis, and chatbot development." At a glance, I would not be scrapping a huge fandom archive for that sorta thing, considering not-insignificant number of fics that aren't written with the best grammar and also crackfics.

Going to the website itself and scrolling down I see this

I am not tech savvy enough to have extended commentary on the models or datasets outside of the fact that if this company wanted to be a hub for legitimate and ethically ai development, you think they would put more care into how they were getting their information. It's those spaces i'm more concerned about.

Now, it seems than they're uploaded by different people and not just Hugging face itself, but I digress. A skim has already shown different dialogue and character creation related bots made to generate.

Here is the post of the user on hugging face who made and uploaded at dataset of ao3 fics. Needless to say, do not make accounts just to make threats and drag this creator. Knowing its a user and not the action of the website itself is only comforting until you wonder why/when will the website screen the datasets being uploaded to make sure they're ethically sourced. (This also doesn't appear to be the only dataset made with fanfiction, but by far the largest.) It appears that Hugging Face is doing what they're legally obligated to do.

Access to it has been restricted thankfully. Following that link leads me to this

and the comments are as ugly as you can expect them to be. (No, fanfiction isn't theft. It is protected under parody and fair use laws. Regardless, i cannot fathom why you would want to use them anyways.)

If you're curious if it's been scrapped, this tiktok said any work with the work id under 63,200,000 appears to be scrapped. Basically anything made mid this march and before. All of my fics, including my one original work has been scrapped. Since ao3 lawyers are on the case, there's nothing anyone else can do now but wait. There is no point in submitting your own DMCA claim because Ao3's covers all of us.

That being said, it's irritable and disheartening. This is not in the spirit of fanfiction, this is not legally or morally ethical, and it's just irritating. None of these works had consent to be reuploaded or used in this way (no matter how those ai idiots think things work. Just because it's on the internet does not mean it's free use)

The conversation now is how to prevent this from happening again. Many users are setting their work to be privated, so that way only those with an account can read fics. I fear that is a very bandaid on the bullet wound type solution, because there's nothing stopping someone from making an account and then scrapping. Ao3 themselves have their own methods to try and counteract such things. And largely, we will be relaying on the team to handle such things. (This is why that donation drive is important, i can imagine the poor legal department is going to be clocking a lot of overtime soon.) I suppose another method is just to go old school. Printed zines for yourself and your circle of friends and not online I guess.

What now? Not sure. Obviously arguing with ai bros on their own turf isn't doing anything constructive, not that I really expected anything else from the general fandom nerds tbh. It's just. A super fucking frustrating reality of the internet now. I can only hope that when enough idiots do something like this and face repercussions, it'll be a widespread lesson on Ethics in Business and 101 for all.

It sucks, because back before "AI" was associated with chatGPT and datascrapping, it was understood to be broad range of tech and code that can be really good and helpful. Unfortunately, aibros of today do not know how to, nor will put in the hard work, to making something more constructive than ArtTheftArtGeneratornumber3000 and ChatBotThatSucks2000. With so much of the slop, it's taking away time, energy, and resources from people trying to development meaningful AIs to recognize cancer and process information humans can't in a timely manner.

Edit: Its worth knowing this is not the first, nor likely the last time, ao3 has been scrapped. This isn't new but it's getting annoyingly common. And this particular dataset is *huge*

[mohameddosou]

DeepSeek AI: The Catalyst Behind the $1 Trillion Stock Market Shake-Up - An Investigative Guide

Explore the inner workings of DeepSeek AI, the Chinese startup that disrupted global markets, leading to an unprecedented $1 trillion downturn. This guide provides a comprehensive analysis of its technology, the ensuing financial turmoil, and the future implications for AI in finance.

In early 2025, the financial world witnessed an unprecedented event: a sudden and dramatic downturn that erased over $1 trillion from the U.S. stock market. At the heart of this upheaval was DeepSeek AI, a relatively unknown Chinese startup that, within days, became a household name. This guide delves into the origins of DeepSeek AI, the mechanics of its groundbreaking technology, and the cascading effects that led to one of the most significant financial disruptions in recent history.

Origins and Founding

DeepSeek AI was founded by Liang Wenfeng, a young entrepreneur from Hangzhou, China. Inspired by the success of hedge fund manager Jim Simons, Wenfeng sought to revolutionize the financial industry through artificial intelligence. His vision culminated in the creation of the R1 reasoning model, a system designed to optimize trading strategies using advanced AI techniques.

Technological Framework

The R1 model employs a process known as “distillation,” which allows it to learn from other AI models and operate efficiently on less advanced hardware. This approach challenges traditional cloud-computing models by enabling high-performance AI operations on devices like standard laptops. Such efficiency not only reduces costs but also makes advanced AI accessible to a broader range of users.

Strategic Moves

Prior to the release of the R1 model, there was speculation that Wenfeng strategically shorted Nvidia stock, anticipating the disruptive impact his technology would have on the market. Additionally, concerns arose regarding the potential use of proprietary techniques from OpenAI without permission, raising ethical and legal questions about the development of R1.

Advantages of AI-Driven Trading

Artificial intelligence has transformed trading by enabling rapid data analysis, pattern recognition, and predictive modeling. AI-driven trading systems can execute complex strategies at speeds unattainable by human traders, leading to increased efficiency and the potential for higher returns.

Case Studies

Before the emergence of DeepSeek AI, several firms successfully integrated AI into their trading operations. For instance, Renaissance Technologies, founded by Jim Simons, utilized quantitative models to achieve remarkable returns. Similarly, firms like Two Sigma and D.E. Shaw employed AI algorithms to analyze vast datasets, informing their trading decisions and yielding significant profits.

Industry Perspectives

Industry leaders have acknowledged the transformative potential of AI in finance. Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft, noted that advancements in AI efficiency could drive greater adoption across various sectors, including finance. Venture capitalist Marc Andreessen highlighted the importance of AI models that can operate on less advanced hardware, emphasizing their potential to democratize access to advanced technologies.

Timeline of Events

The release of DeepSeek’s R1 model marked a pivotal moment in the financial markets. Investors, recognizing the model’s potential to disrupt existing AI paradigms, reacted swiftly. Nvidia, a leading supplier of high-end chips for AI applications, experienced a significant decline in its stock value, dropping 17% and erasing $593 billion in valuation.

Impact Assessment

The shockwaves from DeepSeek’s announcement extended beyond Nvidia. The tech sector as a whole faced a massive sell-off, with over $1 trillion wiped off U.S. tech stocks. Companies heavily invested in AI and related technologies saw their valuations plummet as investors reassessed the competitive landscape.

Global Repercussions

The market turmoil was not confined to the United States. Global markets felt the impact as well. The sudden shift in the AI landscape prompted a reevaluation of tech valuations worldwide, leading to increased volatility and uncertainty in international financial markets.

Technical Vulnerabilities

While the R1 model’s efficiency was lauded, it also exposed vulnerabilities inherent in AI-driven trading. The reliance on “distillation” techniques raised concerns about the robustness of the model’s decision-making processes, especially under volatile market conditions. Additionally, the potential use of proprietary techniques without authorization highlighted the risks associated with rapid AI development.

Systemic Risks

The DeepSeek incident underscored the systemic risks of overreliance on AI in financial markets. The rapid integration of AI technologies, without adequate regulatory frameworks, can lead to unforeseen consequences, including market disruptions and ethical dilemmas. The event highlighted the need for comprehensive oversight and risk management strategies in the deployment of AI-driven trading systems.

Regulatory Scrutiny

In the wake of the market crash, regulatory bodies worldwide initiated investigations into the events leading up to the downturn. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) focused on potential market manipulation, particularly examining the rapid adoption of DeepSeek’s R1 model and its impact on stock valuations. Questions arose regarding the ethical implications of using “distillation” techniques, especially if proprietary models were utilized without explicit permission.

Corporate Responses

Major technology firms responded swiftly to the disruption. Nvidia, facing a significant decline in its stock value, emphasized its commitment to innovation and announced plans to develop more efficient chips to remain competitive. Companies like Microsoft and Amazon, recognizing the potential of DeepSeek’s technology, began exploring partnerships and integration opportunities, despite initial reservations about data security and geopolitical implications.

Public Perception and Media Coverage

The media played a crucial role in shaping public perception of DeepSeek and the ensuing market crash. While some outlets highlighted the technological advancements and potential benefits of democratizing AI, others focused on the risks associated with rapid technological adoption and the ethical concerns surrounding data security and intellectual property. The Guardian noted, “DeepSeek has ripped away AI’s veil of mystique. That’s the real reason the tech bros fear it.”

Redefining AI Development

DeepSeek’s emergence has prompted a reevaluation of AI development paradigms. The success of the R1 model demonstrated that high-performance AI could be achieved without reliance on top-tier hardware, challenging the prevailing notion that cutting-edge technology necessitates substantial financial and computational resources. This shift could lead to more inclusive and widespread AI adoption across various industries.

Geopolitical Considerations

The rise of a Chinese AI firm disrupting global markets has significant geopolitical implications. It underscores China’s growing influence in the technology sector and raises questions about the balance of power in AI innovation. Concerns about data security, intellectual property rights, and the potential for technology to be used as a tool for geopolitical leverage have come to the forefront, necessitating international dialogue and cooperation.

Ethical and Legal Frameworks

The DeepSeek incident highlights the urgent need for robust ethical and legal frameworks governing AI development and deployment. Issues such as the unauthorized use of proprietary models, data privacy, and the potential for market manipulation through AI-driven strategies must be addressed. Policymakers and industry leaders are called upon to establish guidelines that ensure responsible innovation while safeguarding public interest.

The story of DeepSeek AI serves as a pivotal case study in the complex interplay between technology, markets, and society. It illustrates both the transformative potential of innovation and the risks inherent in rapid technological advancement. As we move forward, it is imperative for stakeholders — including technologists, investors, regulators, and the public — to engage in informed dialogue and collaborative action. By doing so, we can harness the benefits of AI while mitigating its risks, ensuring a future where technology serves the greater good.

[aionlinemoney]

Lenovo Starts Manufacturing AI Servers in India: A Major Boost for Artificial Intelligence

Lenovo, a global technology giant, has taken a significant step by launching the production of AI servers in India. This decision is ready to give a major boost to the country’s artificial intelligence (AI) ecosystem, helping to meet the growing demand for advanced computing solutions. Lenovo’s move brings innovative Machine learning servers closer to Indian businesses, ensuring faster access, reduced costs, and local expertise in artificial intelligence. In this blog, we’ll explore the benefits of Lenovo’s AI server manufacturing in India and how it aligns with the rising importance of AI, graphic processing units (GPU) and research and development (R&D) in India.

The Rising Importance of AI Servers:

Artificial intelligence is transforming industries worldwide, from IT to healthcare, finance and manufacturing. AI systems process vast amounts of data, analyze it, and help businesses make decisions in real time. However, running these AI applications requires powerful hardware.

Artificial Intelligence servers are essential for companies using AI, machine learning, and big data, offering the power and scalability needed for processing complex algorithms and large datasets efficiently. They enable organizations to process massive datasets, run AI models, and implement real-time solutions. Recognizing the need for these advanced machine learning servers, Lenovo’s decision to start production in South India marks a key moment in supporting local industries’ digital transformation. Lenovo India Private Limited will manufacture around 50,000 Artificial intelligence servers in India and also 2,400 Graphic Processing Units annually.

Benefits of Lenovo’s AI Server Manufacturing in India:

1. Boosting AI Adoption Across Industries:

Lenovo’s machine learning server manufacturing will likely increase the adoption of artificial intelligence across sectors. Their servers with high-quality capabilities will allow more businesses, especially small and medium-sized enterprises, to integrate AI into their operations. This large adoption could revolutionize industries like manufacturing, healthcare, and education in India, enhancing innovation and productivity.

2. Making India’s Technology Ecosystem Strong:

By investing in AI server production and R&D labs, Lenovo India Private Limited is contributing to India’s goal of becoming a global technology hub. The country’s IT infrastructure will build up, helping industries control the power of AI and graphic processing units to optimize processes and deliver innovative solutions. Lenovo’s machine learning servers, equipped with advanced graphic processing units, will serve as the foundation for India’s AI future.

3. Job Creation and Skill Development:

Establishing machine learning manufacturing plants and R&D labs in India will create a wealth of job opportunities, particularly in the tech sector. Engineers, data scientists, and IT professionals will have the chance to work with innovative artificial intelligence and graphic processing unit technologies, building local expertise and advancing skills that agree with global standards.

4. The Role of GPU in AI Servers:

GPU (graphic processing unit) plays an important role in the performance of AI servers. Unlike normal CPU, which excel at performing successive tasks, GPUs are designed for parallel processing, making them ideal for handling the massive workloads involved in artificial intelligence. GPUs enable AI servers to process large datasets efficiently, accelerating deep learning and machine learning models.

Lenovo’s AI servers, equipped with high-performance GPU, provide the analytical power necessary for AI-driven tasks. As the difficulty of AI applications grows, the demand for powerful GPU in AI servers will also increase. By manufacturing AI servers with strong GPU support in India, Lenovo India Private Limited is ensuring that businesses across the country can leverage the best-in-class technology for their AI needs.

Conclusion:

Lenovo’s move to manufacture AI servers in India is a strategic decision that will have a long-running impact on the country’s technology landscape. With increasing dependence on artificial intelligence, the demand for Deep learning servers equipped with advanced graphic processing units is expected to rise sharply. By producing AI servers locally, Lenovo is ensuring that Indian businesses have access to affordable, high-performance computing systems that can support their artificial intelligence operations.

In addition, Lenovo’s investment in R&D labs will play a critical role in shaping the future of AI innovation in India. By promoting collaboration and developing technologies customized to the country’s unique challenges, Lenovo’s deep learning servers will contribute to the digital transformation of industries across the nation. As India moves towards becoming a global leader in artificial intelligence, Lenovo’s AI server manufacturing will support that growth.

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Optimizing Business Operations with Advanced Machine Learning Services

Machine learning has gained popularity in recent years thanks to the adoption of the technology. On the other hand, traditional machine learning necessitates managing data pipelines, robust server maintenance, and the creation of a model for machine learning from scratch, among other technical infrastructure management tasks. Many of these processes are automated by machine learning service which enables businesses to use a platform much more quickly.

What do you understand of Machine learning?

Deep learning and neural networks applied to data are examples of machine learning, a branch of artificial intelligence focused on data-driven learning. It begins with a dataset and gains the ability to extract relevant data from it.

Machine learning technologies facilitate computer vision, speech recognition, face identification, predictive analytics, and more. They also make regression more accurate.

For what purpose is it used?

Many use cases, such as churn avoidance and support ticket categorization make use of MLaaS. The vital thing about MLaaS is it makes it possible to delegate machine learning's laborious tasks. This implies that you won't need to install software, configure servers, maintain infrastructure, and other related tasks. All you have to do is choose the column to be predicted, connect the pertinent training data, and let the software do its magic.  

Natural Language Interpretation

By examining social media postings and the tone of consumer reviews, natural language processing aids businesses in better understanding their clientele. the ml services enable them to make more informed choices about selling their goods and services, including providing automated help or highlighting superior substitutes. Machine learning can categorize incoming customer inquiries into distinct groups, enabling businesses to allocate their resources and time.

Predicting

Another use of machine learning is forecasting, which allows businesses to project future occurrences based on existing data. For example, businesses that need to estimate the costs of their goods, services, or clients might utilize MLaaS for cost modelling.

Data Investigation

Investigating variables, examining correlations between variables, and displaying associations are all part of data exploration. Businesses may generate informed suggestions and contextualize vital data using machine learning.

Data Inconsistency

Another crucial component of machine learning is anomaly detection, which finds anomalous occurrences like fraud. This technology is especially helpful for businesses that lack the means or know-how to create their own systems for identifying anomalies.

Examining And Comprehending Datasets

Machine learning provides an alternative to manual dataset searching and comprehension by converting text searches into SQL queries using algorithms trained on millions of samples. Regression analysis use to determine the correlations between variables, such as those affecting sales and customer satisfaction from various product attributes or advertising channels.

Recognition Of Images

One area of machine learning that is very useful for mobile apps, security, and healthcare is image recognition. Businesses utilize recommendation engines to promote music or goods to consumers. While some companies have used picture recognition to create lucrative mobile applications.

Your understanding of AI will drastically shift. They used to believe that AI was only beyond the financial reach of large corporations. However, thanks to services anyone may now use this technology.

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The Synergy of Digital Marketing and AI: Transforming the Future

Digital marketing has become the backbone of modern business strategies, enabling brands to reach global audiences with precision and efficiency. As this field evolves, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a game-changer, revolutionizing how companies engage with customers, analyze data, and optimize their campaigns. The integration of AI in digital marketing is not just a trend; it’s a transformative force reshaping the industry.

Personalization at Scale

One of the most significant contributions of AI to digital marketing is the ability to deliver personalized experiences at scale. Traditional marketing approaches relied heavily on broad segmentation, often leading to generic messaging. AI, however, enables hyper-personalization by analyzing vast amounts of data, including browsing history, purchase behavior, and social media activity. This data allows marketers to create tailored content and product recommendations that resonate with individual consumers, enhancing engagement and boosting conversion rates.

For instance, AI-powered recommendation engines, like those used by Amazon and Netflix, analyze user behavior in real-time to suggest products or content that match the user’s preferences. This level of personalization was unimaginable just a few years ago, but today, it’s a key driver of customer satisfaction and loyalty.

Enhanced Data Analysis and Decision-Making

AI has also revolutionized how marketers approach data analysis. In the past, analyzing large datasets was time-consuming and prone to human error. AI algorithms, however, can process and interpret data at unprecedented speeds, identifying patterns and insights that might be missed by human analysts. This capability allows marketers to make data-driven decisions with greater accuracy, optimizing their strategies for maximum impact.

For example, AI can analyze the performance of a digital marketing campaign in real-time, adjusting targeting and messaging based on the results. This agility not only improves the effectiveness of campaigns but also reduces costs by minimizing wasteful spending on ineffective tactics.

Automating Routine Tasks

Automation is another area where AI is making a significant impact. Tasks such as content creation, social media posting, and email marketing can be automated using AI tools. These tools can generate content, schedule posts, and even respond to customer inquiries with minimal human intervention. This frees up marketers to focus on more strategic activities, such as creative development and campaign planning.

Conclusion

The integration of AI in digital marketing is revolutionizing the industry, enabling unprecedented levels of personalization, efficiency, and effectiveness. As AI continues to advance, its role in digital marketing will only grow, offering new opportunities for brands to connect with their audiences in meaningful ways. Embracing this technology is no longer optional; it’s essential for staying competitive in today’s fast-paced digital landscape.

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How AI is Revolutionizing Digital Marketing Tools in 2024

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introduction

The digital marketing landscape is evolving at a breakneck pace, and artificial intelligence (AI) is at the forefront of this transformation. As we step into 2024, AI-powered tools are revolutionizing how businesses approach digital marketing, offering unprecedented levels of efficiency, personalization, and insight. In this article, we'll explore how AI is reshaping digital marketing tools and why incorporating these advanced technologies is essential for staying competitive.

The Rise of AI in Digital Marketing tools in 2024

AI has become an integral part of digital marketing strategies, with 80% of industry experts incorporating some form of AI technology in their marketing activities by the end of 2023. This trend is only expected to grow as AI tools become more sophisticated and accessible.

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Stats & Facts:

Adoption Rate: By 2023, 80% of industry experts were using AI technology in their marketing activities (Source: Forbes).

Market Growth: The global AI in the marketing market is expected to grow from $12 billion in 2022 to $35 billion by 2025 (Source: MarketsandMarkets).

Enhancing Personalization

One of the most significant impacts of AI on digital marketing is its ability to deliver highly personalized experiences. AI algorithms analyze vast amounts of data to understand consumer behavior, preferences, and trends. This allows marketers to create tailored content, recommendations, and offers for individual users.

Example: E-commerce giants like Amazon and Netflix leverage AI to provide personalized product recommendations and content suggestions, resulting in higher engagement and conversion rates. According to a study by McKinsey, companies that excel in personalization generate 40% more revenue from those activities than average players.

Stats & Facts:

Revenue Increase: Companies that excel in personalization generate 40% more revenue than those that don't (Source: McKinsey).

Consumer Preference: 80% of consumers are more likely to make a purchase when brands offer personalized experiences (Source: Epsilon).

Improving Customer Insights

AI-powered analytics tools are transforming how businesses gather and interpret customer data. These tools can process and analyze large datasets in real-time, providing deep insights into customer behavior, sentiment, and preferences.

Example: Tools like Google Analytics 4 use AI to offer predictive metrics, such as potential revenue and churn probability. This helps businesses make informed decisions and refine their marketing strategies.

Stats & Facts:

Predictive Analytics: Companies that use predictive analytics are 2.9 times more likely to report revenue growth rates higher than the industry average

Data Processing: AI can analyze data up to 60 times faster than humans

Automating Routine Tasks

Automation is another area where AI is making a significant impact. AI-driven automation tools handle repetitive tasks, freeing up marketers to focus on more strategic activities.

Example: Email marketing platforms like Mailchimp use AI to automate email campaign scheduling, segmentation, and even content creation. This results in more efficient campaigns and improved ROI. In fact, automated email marketing can generate up to 320% more revenue than non-automated campaigns.

Stats & Facts:

Revenue Boost: Automated email marketing can generate up to 320% more revenue than non-automated campaigns

Time Savings: AI can reduce the time spent on routine tasks by up to 50%

Enhancing Customer Service with Chatbots

AI-powered chatbots are revolutionizing customer service by providing instant, 24/7 support. These chatbots can handle a wide range of queries, from product information to troubleshooting, without human intervention.

Example: Companies like Sephora use AI chatbots to assist customers with product recommendations and booking appointments. According to a report by Gartner, by 2024, AI-driven chatbots will handle 85% of customer interactions without human agents.

Stats & Facts:

Interaction Handling: By 2024, AI-driven chatbots will handle 85% of customer interactions without human agents

Cost Savings: Businesses can save up to 30% in customer support costs by using chatbots

Boosting Content Creation and Optimization

AI is also transforming content creation and optimization. AI tools can generate high-quality content, suggest improvements, and even predict how content will perform.

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Example: Tools like Copy.ai and Writesonic use AI to create blog posts, social media content, and ad copy. Additionally, platforms like MarketMuse analyze content and provide optimization recommendations to improve search engine rankings. According to HubSpot, businesses that use AI for content marketing see a 50% increase in engagement.

Stats & Facts:

Engagement Increase: Businesses using AI for content marketing see a 50% increase in engagement

Content Generation: AI can generate content up to 10 times faster than humans

Enhancing Ad Targeting and Performance

AI-driven advertising platforms are changing the way businesses target and engage with their audiences. These tools use machine learning algorithms to analyze user data and optimize ad placements, ensuring that ads reach the right people at the right time.

Example: Facebook's AI-powered ad platform uses advanced algorithms to target users based on their behavior, interests, and demographics. This results in higher click-through rates (CTR) and lower cost-per-click (CPC). A study by WordStream found that AI-optimized ads can achieve up to 50% higher CTRs compared to non-optimized ads.

Stats & Facts:

CTR Increase: AI-optimized ads can achieve up to 50% higher click-through rates

Cost Efficiency: AI-driven ad platforms can reduce cost-per-click by up to 30%

Predictive Analytics for Better Decision-Making

Predictive analytics powered by AI enables marketers to forecast trends, customer behavior, and campaign outcomes. This allows for proactive decision-making and more effective strategy development.

Example: Platforms like IBM Watson Marketing use AI to predict customer behavior and provide actionable insights. This helps businesses tailor their marketing efforts to meet future demands. According to a report by Forrester, companies that use predictive analytics are 2.9 times more likely to report revenue growth rates higher than the industry average.

Stats & Facts:

Revenue Growth: Companies using predictive analytics are 2.9 times more likely to report higher revenue growth rates

Accuracy Improvement: AI can improve the accuracy of marketing forecasts by up to 70%

Enhancing Social Media Management

AI tools are revolutionizing social media management by automating content scheduling, analyzing engagement metrics, and even generating content ideas.

Example: Tools like Hootsuite and Sprout Social use AI to analyze social media trends and suggest optimal posting times. They also provide sentiment analysis to help businesses understand how their audience feels about their brand. According to Social Media Today, AI-powered social media tools can increase engagement by up to 20%.

Stats & Facts:

Engagement Boost: AI-powered social media tools can increase engagement by up to 20%

Efficiency Gains: AI can reduce the time spent on social media management by up to 30%

The Future of AI in Digital Marketing tools

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As we look ahead, the role of AI in digital marketing will only continue to expand. Emerging technologies like natural language processing (NLP), computer vision, and advanced machine learning models will further enhance AI's capabilities.

Example: AI-powered voice search optimization tools will become increasingly important as more consumers use voice assistants like Siri and Alexa for online searches. By 2024, voice searches are expected to account for 50% of all online searches.

Stats & Facts:

Voice Search Growth: By 2024, voice searches are expected to account for 50% of all online searches

NLP Advancements: The global NLP market is projected to reach $43 billion by 2025

Conclusion

AI is revolutionizing digital marketing tools in 2024, offering businesses new ways to enhance personalization, improve customer insights, automate routine tasks, and optimize their marketing efforts. By leveraging AI-powered tools, businesses can stay competitive, drive higher engagement, and achieve better ROI. As AI technology continues to evolve, its impact on digital marketing will only grow, making it an essential component of any successful marketing strategy. Embrace the power of AI and transform your digital marketing efforts to stay ahead in the ever-changing digital landscape.

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Overcoming Challenges in Data Integration: Insights from Consulting Experts 

Data integration for enterprises can take longer due to technological, financial, and time constraints. As a result, modifying data strategies to mitigate risks like incompatibility between many tools or budget overruns is crucial. Companies must also prepare for new compliance requirements to ensure ethical data operations. This post will explore such challenges in data integration while listing valuable insights from consulting experts in this domain. 

What is Data Integration? 

Data integration merges data from disparate origins and presents it to maximize comprehension, consolidation, and summarization effectiveness. Integrated data views rely on data ingestion, preparation, and advanced insight extraction. It also streamlines the data operations services across regulatory report creation, helpdesks, and 360-degree client life cycle management. 

All data integration strategies involve the extract, transform, and load (ETL) pipelines regardless of business units or target industries. At the same time, the scope of planning and quality assurance in each process varies due to domain-specific data classification factors. 

For instance, the accounting departments must handle extensive numerical data while interpreting legal and organizational requirements for transparency. On the other hand, production engineering and design professionals will use visualizations to improve goods or service packages. Accordingly, accountants will use unique tools distinct from engineers’ software. 

Later, the leaders might want a comprehensive overview of the synergy between these departments. Therefore, they must determine efficient data integration strategies. The data will move between several programs, carrying forward many updates throughout a project’s progression based on those roadmaps. 

Overcoming the Challenges in Data Integration Using Insights from Consulting Experts 

1| Data Quality Hurdles 

Linking, consolidating, and updating data from several sources will exponentially increase the quality-related threats. For instance, consider multimedia assets from social networks or unreliable news outlets. They can help your secondary market research and social listening initiatives. However, you want to verify the authenticity of gathered intelligence to avoid inaccurate data ingestion. 

Evaluating relevance, freshness, and consistency is essential to data quality assurance from creation to archival. So, corporations have started leveraging data lifecycle management to boost dataset integrity, helping make integration less of a hassle. 

Insights: 

Most consulting experts suggest developing ecosystems that check and recheck quality metrics at each stage of a data integration lifecycle. Moreover, they recommend maintaining periodic data backups with robust version control mechanisms. Doing so will help quality preservation efforts if errors arise after a feature update or a malicious third party is likely to break the system using malware. 

2| Networking and Computing Infrastructure Problems 

Legacy hardware and software often introduce bottlenecks, hurting data integration’s efficiency. Modern integration strategies demand more capable IT infrastructure due to the breakthroughs like the internet of things (IoT), 5G networks, big data, and large language models. If a company fails to procure the necessary resources, it must postpone data integration. 

Technologies integral to capturing, storing, checking, sorting, transferring, and encrypting data imply significant electricity consumption. Besides, a stable networking environment with adequate governance implementations enables secure data transactions. The underlying computing infrastructure is not immune to physical damage or downtime risks due to maintenance mishaps. 

What Consulting Experts Say: 

Enterprises must invest in reliable, scalable, and efficient hardware-software infrastructure. This will benefit them by providing a stable working environment and allowing employees to witness productivity improvements. Upgrading IT systems will also enhance cybersecurity, lowering the risk of zero-day vulnerabilities. 

3| Data Availability Delays 

Governments, global firms, educational institutions, hospitals, and import-export organizations have a vast network of regional offices. These offices must also interact with suppliers, contractors, and customers. Due to the scale of stakeholder engagement, reports concerning office-level performance and inventory might arrive late. 

Underproductive employees, tech troubleshooting, slow internet connectivity, and a poor data compression ratio will make data sourcing, updating, and analyzing inefficient. As a result, a data integration officer must address time-consuming activities through strategic resource allocation. If left unaddressed, delays in data delivery will adversely affect conflict resolution and customer service. 

Expert Insights: 

Train your employees to maximize their potential and reduce data acquisition, categorization, and transformation delays. Additionally, you will want to embrace automation through artificial intelligence (AI) applications. Find methods to increase the data compression ratio and accelerate encryption-decryption processing cycles. These measures will help accomplish near-real-time data integration objectives. 

4| Vendor Lock-ins 

A vendor lock-in results from inconvenience and restrictions when a client wants to switch to another service provider or toolkit. Although data integration platforms claim they celebrate the ease of migrating databases with competitors, they might covertly create vendor lock-ins. 

For instance, some data sourcing and sorting ecosystems might limit the supported formats for bulk export commands. Others will use misleading methods to design the graphical user interface (GUI) of account deletion and data export features. They involve too many alerts or generate corrupt export files. 

Practical Insights: 

Combining multiple proprietary and open-source software tools offers the best cost optimization opportunities. When you select a data vendor, audit the tools the willing data integration providers use to deliver their assistance. Do they use a completely proprietary system based on an unknown file format unsupported by other platforms? 

Finally, you must check all the data import, export, and bulk transfer options in vendors’ documentation. After you check a data firm’s current client base, track its online ratings and scan for red flags indicating potential vendor lock-ins. 

5| Data-Related Ethical and Legal Liabilities 

Confidentiality of investor communication and stakeholders’ privacy rights are two components of legal risk exposure due to enterprise data integration. Additionally, brands must interpret industry guidelines and regional directives for regulatory disclosures. 

They must comply with laws concerning personally identifiable information (PII) about employees and customers. Otherwise, they will attract policymakers’ ire, and customers will lose faith in brands that do not comply with the laws of their countries. 

Insights: 

Consulting experts recommend collaborating with regional legal teams and global governance compliance specialists. After all, mitigating legal risks can help increase business resilience. 

Improved compliance ratings have also benefited several brands wanting to be attractive to impact investors. Meanwhile, customers demanding ethical data operations at business establishments love supporting brands with an exceptional governance culture. 

Conclusion 

Most brands need specialists' help to develop consolidated data views during reporting because they have flawed data integration strategies. So, they require trustworthy insights from reputed consulting experts with a proven track record of overcoming challenges in data integration. The selected data partners must excel at ETL implementation, governance compliance, and data quality management (DQM). 

The corporate world champions data-centric business development. Understandably, the need for scalable data integration reflects the increased stakeholder awareness regarding the importance of connecting disparate data sources. With transparent, fast, and accurate data, organizations will enhance their competitive edge amid this intense digital transformation race.