Stephen Foskett on Nostr: Judging by the analyst and media session at #VMwareExplore the term “Gen AI" is a ...
Judging by the analyst and media session at #VMwareExplore the term “Gen AI" is a universal and must-have buzzword for enterprise IT. I've heard it twice in the same sentence from #VMware execs and yet no one thinks they would need to expand that to “generative AI" let alone explain what it means. It's the new “cloud" or "on-premise" I guess…
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