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[Audio] Welcome to our comprehensive e-learning module on Generative AI, where you will understand its definition and operational workings in depth Click on the "Start "button..

[Audio] At the end of this session you will be able to -Learn how Generative AI creates new content from existing data. -Identify the types of content Generative AI can produce -Differentiate between supervised, unsupervised, and semi-supervised learning -Understand how Generative AI leverages large amounts of data for training. -Recognize the role of neural networks in Generative AI. -Discover examples of foundation models like GPT-3 and Stable Diffusion.

[Audio] Welcome to the world of Generative AI, where creativity meets innovation. Let's dive into what Generative AI is all about. - Generative AI enables users to quickly generate new content based on a variety of inputs. Inputs and outputs to these models can include text, images, sounds, animation, 3D models, or other types of data..

[Audio] Generative AI models utilize neural networks to analyze patterns and structures within existing data, allowing them to generate new and original content..

[Audio] Example: Generative AI is revolutionizing facial recognition technology by enabling accurate identification and analysis of facial features, leading to enhanced security and personalized user experiences..

[Audio] Examples of foundation models include GPT-3 and Stable Diffusion, which allow users to leverage the power of language. For example, popular applications like ChatGPT, which draws from GPT-3, allow users to generate an essay based on a short text request. On the other hand, Stable Diffusion allows users to generate photorealistic images given a text input. - Open this slide in slideshow mode..

[Audio] Quality: Good output is important for users to understand speech and see realistic images. Diversity: Models should show different kinds of data without changing quality too much. Speed: It's important for models to work quickly, especially for things like editing images fast..

[Audio] There are multiple types of generative models, and combining the positive attributes of each results in the ability to create even more powerful models. Some examples: Generative Adversarial Networks, or GANs, are a fascinating type of machine learning model that use two neural networks to create new data. Imagine having a program that can take random noise and turn it into realistic images! That's essentially what a GAN can do. On the left side of the image, we see the Generator, which takes a cloud of random noise as input and outputs a generated image, in this case, a rather dapper cat sporting a hat and sunglasses. On the right, we have the Discriminator. This network acts like a critic, examining images and trying to determine if they're real (from a training set) or fake (created by the Generator). Through this competition, both networks improve. The Generator gets better at creating realistic data, and the Discriminator gets better at spotting fakes. This iterative process continues until the Generator can produce data that is indistinguishable from real data..

[Audio] Vibrational Auto encoders, or VAEs, are another type of generative model used to create new data. Unlike GANs, which use a competitive approach, VAEs focus on efficient data representation. Imagine a way to compress an image into a smaller code that still captures all its important details. That's what VAEs essentially do! In the image, we see a VAE with two parts: an encoder and a decoder. The encoder takes an image as input and squeezes it down into a latent space, a kind of compressed code. This latent space acts like a hidden layer containing the essence of the image. The decoder then takes this code and tries to rebuild the original image from it. Through this encoding and decoding process, VAEs learn the underlying structure of the data, allowing them to generate new data points that resemble the training data..

[Audio] Transforming Industries: Industries such as healthcare, finance, and manufacturing are experiencing significant transformations through AI, leading to increased productivity and innovation..

[Audio] Application of Generative AI 1. Content Creation: Generative AI is used to generate text, images, videos, and other content types, aiding in creative endeavors such as storytelling, graphic design, and video production. 2. Data Analysis: Generative AI helps in analyzing and synthesizing large datasets, identifying patterns, generating insights, and making data-driven decisions across industries like finance, marketing, and research. 3. Personalized Marketing: Generative AI enables personalized marketing campaigns by creating tailored content, product recommendations, and targeted advertisements based on consumer preferences and behavior. 4. Software Engineering: Generative AI assists in software development processes by generating code snippets, automating repetitive tasks, and optimizing algorithms, thereby enhancing efficiency and productivity. 5. Healthcare Diagnostics: Generative AI aids in medical image analysis, disease detection, drug discovery, and personalized treatment planning, contributing to advancements in diagnostics and healthcare delivery. 6. Language Translation: Generative AI powers language translation services by generating accurate translations between multiple languages, facilitating communication and breaking down language barriers in global contexts. 7. Education: Generative AI supports educators by creating interactive learning materials, generating personalized lesson plans, and providing adaptive feedback, enhancing the learning experience for students of all levels..

[Audio] Legacy systems: Generative AI often requires significant computing power and storage. Integrating it with older systems that may not have these capabilities can be difficult and require substantial upgrades. Technical Debt: Technical debt refers to the additional work that needs to be done to address shortcomings in the underlying code or architecture of a system. Generative AI models can be complex, and the code may not be optimized for handling this type of workload. This can lead to technical debt that needs to be addressed before generative AI can be effectively implemented. Potential Misuse & Algorithmic Bias: Generative AI models are trained on large amounts of data. If this data contains biases, the generative AI model will learn and perpetuate those biases. For example, a generative AI model trained on a dataset of images that mostly depict men as doctors and women as nurses may generate images that reinforce these stereotypes. It is important to carefully consider the potential for bias in training data and take steps to mitigate it. Hallucinations: Hallucinations refer to instances where a generative AI model creates outputs that are entirely fabricated or nonsensical. This can occur if the model is not properly trained or if the data it is trained on is of poor quality. It is important to carefully monitor the outputs of generative AI models to ensure that they are producing realistic and accurate results..

[Audio] In summary, Generative AI unlocks endless possibilities, revolutionizing industries and paving the path for future innovation. As it progresses, its influence will only expand further, driving continued advancements in technology and shaping the world as we know it..

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