Generative Pre-trained Transformers or GPTs as we commonly know them, are a powerful family of neural network models, leading the way in generative artificial intelligence. GPTs are already having a fundamental impact across many walks of life - the way we work, the way we think, among others. While scientists have been attempting to develop generative tools in the Artificial Intelligence space for decades, the recent success of GPTs can be attributed to three critical factors:
- Phenomenal Computing Power: The exponential growth in computing power from the advancement in technology infrastructure over the last few years has enabled speedy matrix multiplication, a core element of machine learning, at a low cost with high output.
- Global Internet Expansion: The widespread penetration of the internet, especially in developing nations such as India, has resulted in the generation of enormous amounts of data, enriching the capabilities of AI applications through large datasets.
- Advancement of RNN and ANN: Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs) and Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs), which have been in existence for 15 to 20 years as classifiers, can now perform advanced predictive tasks due to the availability of extensive training datasets.
Integration of GPTs will inspire various industries and organizations to formulate strategies. At present, organizations have access to large amount of accumulated knowledge through internal and external data. This data is a valuable mine of training sets that GPTs can use to build intelligence and predict future business outcomes. With GPTs, analysts and users can now ask questions to the entire corpus of the knowledge of an organization in real-time and interpret the results to help the management in strategy building.
GPTs have Positively Impacted the Analytics Landscape
GPTs are making a significant impact across various industries, leveraging spoken human languages and structured logical thinking to generate predictive responses. This has resulted in GPTs solving problems that were not addressed by previous algorithms. One of the biggest differences between earlier prediction models and GPT-driven models is that GPT understands context and is able to apply logical reasoning before making predictions. Some real-time applications of GPTs include:


