Blog Topic: Generative AI and Innovation

Ashwin Gopalakrishnan recently joined MathCo as a Senior Partner in the United States. Ashwin is a seasoned professional with a specialization in analytics, strategic marketing and product management. He has over a decade’s experience in leading high-growth initiatives, building analytics teams, and developing an organization’s analytics capabilities. In this Q&A, he shares his insights on… Continue reading Q&A with Ashwin Gopalakrishnan: Challenges with AI Adoption in Large Organizations

The CEO of Stability AI, Emad Mostaque, stirred the internet pot sometime recently when he declared that there will be no human programmers in five years. He seems to have stretched the canvas further with a more aggressive and apocalyptic prediction, this time training his guns on outsourced coders in India, who, he said, would… Continue reading Will GenAI Spell the Death Knell for Low-Code/No-Code Platforms? Quite the Contrary

As the prevalence of AI continues to increase, it is clear that the field of analytics needs to evolve to keep up with the rapid pace of change. While technological innovations make for good headlines, in order to generate real value from AI and deliver success, we will continue to require the right people in… Continue reading The Rise of the AI Workforce: Four Key Roles That Will Shape the Future of AI

NucliOS, our proprietary AI/ML master engine lies at the heart of most of our solutions and our NucliOS chatbot, the platform’s integrated chatbot has been an important part of the platform for a few years now. At MathCo, we believe that a big part of humanizing solutions and products lies in how you interact with… Continue reading Empowering NucliOS’ Chatbot with Generative AI

The buzz around ChatGPT is extraordinary. When we consider all the new technologies, it is remarkable what ChatGPT has accomplished in such a short period of time. For instance, it took 150 days for Spotify and nearly 75 days for Instagram to reach one million downloads or users [1], whereas, quite incredibly, it only took… Continue reading Harnessing the Power of ChatGPT: Asking the Right Questions

When was the last time you actually read the privacy policies of a website or app before clicking “agree”? Most people don’t, and they’re not to be blamed for it. As this Washington Post article [1] points out, the tiny “I agree” checkboxes with links to long-winding legalese are not designed to effectively inform users… Continue reading The AI Bill of Rights: A Welcome Step toward Tech Accountability