Here are seven Gen.T honourees who are using the power of artificial intelligence to improve healthcare, safety in the workplace and more
In October 2021, Google claimed to have created an Artificial Intelligence (AI) that is capable of designing computer chips much faster than humans. Fast forward to today, AI is ubiquitous. The widespread adoption of tools like ChatGPT in late 2022 has revolutionised how we communicate, learn, and create. AI applications now enhance human capabilities and create new opportunities and challenges, from voice assistants and self-driving cars to drug discovery and financial analysis.
In the Gen.T List 2023, several honourees across Asia are leveraging AI technology to innovate, elevate their business and make the world a better place. Read about seven of them below.
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Irzan Raditya
Who Co-founder and CEO, Kata.ai
Where Indonesia
Irzan Raditya launched Kata.ai, Indonesia’s first conversational artificial intelligence platform, in 2016. The company, which doubled its earnings in 2022, has transformed the way businesses interact with their customers through the use of intelligent chatbots, processing more than two billion conversations. Irzan is also behind Gaspack.xyz, a creators-first initiative building a more inclusive NFT ecosystem.
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