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Solutions Architect at LightEdge Solutions | Cloud, Observability, #TaylorSwift

Organizations rushing to integrate generative #AI into their technical or sales operations often do so without careful consideration of the state of their organizational data. There are numerous articles (and even warnings within applications like ChatGPT) that say generative AI can be wrong (hallucinations) and to double check important information for accuracy. Now that we know GenAI can be wrong, it's up to an organization to reduce the margin of error so that we can be confident in the responses we get from these GenAI platforms and applications. Why does that matter? At minimum, cost. Machine learning and generative AI require an awful lot of computing power and that comes at a cost, to providers and consumers alike. If it were me, I would prefer if every time we had AI "crunch the numbers" it wasn't an expensive gamble. So, how does an organization make the most effective use of GenAI? It doesn't start with any LLM, or platform, or sick new tool. It starts with #data. Organizations with well-developed data lifecycle and governance policies, coupled with solid foundations in data observability (ensuring data quality, health, timeliness, locality, etc.), will succeed in integrating AI into their organization - because they understand the ol' saying: garbage in, garbage out.

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