Allie K. Miller

So AI as an umbrella term has been around for decades.

The term AI was invented in the 50s.

So AI at its core is just a system attempting to do a human-like thing.

Okay.

That could be as crazy as self-driving cars.

That could be your Roomba in your house.

That could be your spam filter in Gmail.

All of that counts as AI.

Don't come after my vacuum.

A system, yeah, attempting to do a human thing.

Whether it does it in the method that a human does it, kind of open for question.

Okay.

But it's whether the end user, upon seeing the final writing, the final tweet, the final image, the final video, goes, yeah, okay, a human could have done that.

Generative AI is a subset of that, which has also been around for decades.

The new thing now is good generative AI, high quality generative AI.

Generative AI that changes the way that we might check emails, write emails, or completely build our business, right?

Generative AI is an AI system that is looking at big amounts of patterns.

Picture the whole internet.

Picture like all of Wikipedia and a whole bunch of the internet thrown into this model.

And the model picks up on patterns.