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It's been an exciting & busy year, Collaborating and Innovating with Kraft Heinz leaders and their brilliant teams, across the continents. From IT Programs, to GBS, to RGM, to Cloud Migration, Data & analytics, Gen AI, and many more.. We are grateful for the Trust and Partnership, as we aim to scale and grow together in the next 20! #partnership #innovation #growth #Kraftheinz #infosys #infosysconsulting Mayank Ranjan Sunil Sanghani Swaminathan Subramaniam Navraj Singh Dhaliwal Satish Nair Rahul Ubgade Srinivasan Nithyanandam Sachin Jangam, CFA Deepak Kamath Srinivas Vallabhajosyula Susant Deo Amit Bakre Srinivasa Gopal Sugavanam Dheeraj Kataria Kiruba Shankar Vijayaraghavan Dhanji Kerai Ajit Jain Gideon Abrams Gaurav Sharma Akshita Ahuja Nikhil Kehair Sam Kannikkatt Jagadish Kappala Venkateswarlu Aurelia Fischer Varghese Abraham Vinu Nair Tarun Dixit, MCIPS Abhishek Mondkar Simrit Ahuja Amol Khiste Ashvarya Yadav Sanjoya Agrawal Selva Ganesh Gurusamy Dhivant Patel Aravind V Paresh Kulkarni, MBA

Yesterday, I had the opportunity to be interviewed by Sky News Arabia about a fascinating study conducted by the Reuters Institute and Oxford University. Here are the key findings: Low Daily Usage: Only 2% of British respondents use AI tools like ChatGPT daily. Demographic Trends: Younger people (18 to 24 years old) are the most eager adopters of generative AI technology. Public Awareness: About 30% of UK people are unaware of any prominent generative AI products, including ChatGPT. Impact Expectations: The majority believe generative AI will significantly impact society in the next five years, especially in news, media, and science. Optimism vs. Pessimism: While most think generative AI will improve their personal lives, they are more pessimistic about its broader societal impact, particularly concerning job security and its use in journalism. During the interview, I highlighted the positive implications of these findings. The low current usage of generative AI tools like ChatGPT suggests a substantial untapped market. This presents vast opportunities for technologists, entrepreneurs, and investors to innovate and meet these unmet user needs. By developing more accessible, user-friendly AI applications, there's significant potential to increase adoption rates. Moreover, the enthusiasm among younger users, particularly those aged 18 to 24, offers valuable demographic insights for targeted marketing strategies and product development. This group’s preferences can guide creating solutions that resonate with a tech-savvy audience. The report also underscores public optimism about AI’s potential in science and healthcare, signalling areas ripe for further development and investment. Addressing concerns about AI in sectors like news and journalism through ethical practices and transparency can build trust and broaden product appeal. In summary, while current usage of generative AI tools may be limited, this underscores the immense potential for growth and innovation. By addressing untapped markets and unmet needs, the AI industry can drive significant advancements and achieve widespread adoption in the years to come. #generativeAi #Ai

I am happy to share that I will be at the Gartner Digital Workplace Summit 2024 happening on June 10-11 in London. You can find me at Infosys Booth #202 and let us discuss how we can help your digital workplace thrive with solutions that enhance employee experience and drive business outcomes. Click here to know more -  https://lnkd.in/gmjxsUB4 #GartnerDW #InfosysAtGartnerDW2024 #DigitalWorkplaceServices #NextAtWork #EmployeeExperience #DEX #FutureOfWork Infosys Digital Workplace Services, Aanand Kumaraswamy P. , Amit Charles, Charlotte Foster, Chidambaram Ganapathi, Christoph Ramp, Deepraj Dutta, Gaurav Khera, Geetanjali Joshi, Karan M., Moses Stanislaus Swamikannu, Nisha Jose, Purnima Rajta Dhillon, Rashmi Joshi, Shishank Gupta, Srikanth Reddy Jannavarapu, Tushar Chaudhary, vijai thomas