AI comes in various forms, but the two primary categories are Generative AI and Traditional or Classical AI.
Generative artificial intelligence, like the OpenAI app's GPT models, creates content from existing data, including text, images, and videos. These models, also known as large language models (LLMs), are based on the Transformer architecture introduced in the paper Attention is All You Need (2017). This architecture introduced self-attention mechanisms and made obsolete techniques such as adversarial networks, recurrent neural networks, and long short-term memory for natural language processing.
Traditional or Classical AI is typically used for regression (predicting a single value), categorization, and classification. Neural networks produce the best models, but algorithms like Gradient Boosting, Support Vector Regression, Decision Trees, and Bayesian Regression can also be used to create models. Using algorithms, an organization can get a good model quickly and use its results as a baseline for building a model from a neural network that is more accurate.
This list of AI use cases covers both types of AI and highlights specific use cases within each. In the future, we will continually update the page with new applications of artificial intelligence as they emerge.
As AI technology advances, new use cases emerge. As bad actors weaponize AI, good actors evolve from the demand. From AI-driven healthcare diagnostics to autonomous everything, the possibilities are literally infinite. AI’s ability to process vast amounts of data quickly and accurately will continue to unlock transformative use cases, improving efficiency and productivity across various industries.
Regardless of the specific application, AI storage plays a critical role in supporting these innovations. MinIO’s high-performance, scalable object storage enables organizations to store, access, and protect the vast amounts of data that AI workloads require.
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