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GPT: A Double-Edged Sword for Content Creation and Data Management

By Dick Weisinger

Generative AI, or the ability to automatically create content from data using large language models (LLMs) like GPT, is revolutionizing the fields of software development, design, entertainment, and more. However, this technology also poses a challenge for data management and infrastructure, which are often overlooked or neglected in the pursuit of innovation.

Data is the fuel that powers Generative AI, but it also requires careful handling and maintenance to ensure its quality, security, and efficiency. As data volumes and applications grow exponentially, so do the risks and costs of data mismanagement. Data quality and contracts, process automation, analytics explainability, and cost optimization are some of the key areas that need attention and investment to support the effective use of Generative AI.

Unfortunately, many startups and organizations are more focused on building solutions on top of GPT than on building solutions for data management and infrastructure. This may result in data bottlenecks, errors, breaches, or waste that undermine the value and potential of Generative AI. Moreover, this may also lead to ethical and social issues, such as plagiarism, bias, misinformation, or manipulation.

Therefore, it is essential to balance the excitement and enthusiasm for Generative AI with a responsible and holistic approach to data management and infrastructure. Data is not only a source of power, but also a source of responsibility. By ensuring that data is clean, accurate, consistent, secure, and efficient, we can enable Generative AI to create content that is not only novel and useful but also trustworthy and ethical.

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