The large-scale artificial intelligence models built by companies like OpenAI will eventually be commoditized, with the next wave of technology value coming from applications built on top of the models, said Co-Founder and Chairman of OpenAI Infosys told CNBC on Tuesday.
Large language models are artificial intelligence models trained on large amounts of data, and they underpin applications such as ChatGPT. Companies like OpenAI Yuan is one of the largest players in this field.
Nandan Nilekani, co-founder of Infosys, said there will be many different LLMs around the world.
“There are a lot of companies now building India-specific LLM solutions for Indian languages… So I think what’s going to happen is that because AI ultimately relies on the data it’s trained on, every place in the world has unique data. .
“Ultimately, models will become more commoditized and value will move to the application layer and the entire stack.”
Applications can be built on top of the LL.M., and according to Nilekani, the next wave of value in artificial intelligence will come from these applications and other related technologies.
Infosys is one of the largest technology companies in India providing outsourcing and consulting services.
Discussing trends in artificial intelligence, Nilekani said the integration of artificial intelligence and business, also known as enterprise artificial intelligence, “has a longer cycle than consumer artificial intelligence.”
“Consumer AI you can fire up a chatbot and start working. Enterprise AI requires companies to reinvent themselves internally. So it’s a longer process, but it’s certainly a big thing that’s happening right now,” says Nilekar Ni said.
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