to help them write code. Maybe today it’s 25%, then it can eventually go up to as high as 90%. At some point it’s letting you do things you just couldn’t do before. These quantitative shifts lead to qualitative shifts. The cycle time and iterative feedback loop will change what a single programmer is capable of. That will change what a single person running a one-person company is capable of. This amplification of one’s individual capabilities — one person with a good idea and a good understanding of what a customer needs— will allow one to execute on what would have taken complex, many-, many-person teams before.” — Sam Altman, CEO, OpenAI, during an on-stage conversation with Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff at Dreamforce 2023
The ‘I’ in CIO will now mean ‘intelligence’
“In 2024, in the absence of a Chief AI Officer (CAIO) dedicated role in the enterprise, the CIO will take more of an active ownership role in building the intelligent autonomous enterprise. The ‘I’ in CIO america phone number list will evolve from ‘information’ to ‘intelligence.’ And the ‘A’ in AI will be better described as augmented intelligence, given the CIO’s job is to augment and redesign business processes to be more efficient and effective via automation and scaled autonomy. For the next decade, if your business cannot deliver value at the speed of need, you will not survive.” — Vala Afshar, chief digital evangelist, Salesforce
AI will transform creative work
“The baseline and fundamental aspects of video – work that used to take filmmakers hours and sometimes even days or weeks – will now be almost fully automated or simplified with AI tools like Runway. For example, the editing team for the film “Everything Everywhere All at Once” used Runway to save time and automate some of the most tedious aspects of editing. The interesting thing about that movie is that the editing and visual effects team was made up of only seven people. That’s a great sign of what’s to come when we think about what it means to make great stories, great art, great films. This is just one example of how AI will be a major force of change. We’re going to a moment in time where someone, a singular person, is going to win an Academy Award for making and editing and shooting an entire movie.” – Cristóbal Valenzuela, co-founder and CEO, Runway.