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CTOnews.com October 10 news, analysts CCS Insight today predicted that the field of generative AI may face a reality test next year, believing that with the increasing calls for "hype around AI technology itself", "rising cost of running AI" and "supervision of AI", the future AI industry may not be as expected, and technological development is gradually showing signs of slowing down.

CCS Insight's main forecast for 2024 is that generative AI will be "cold-watered" in 2024, as the costs and risks associated with AI technology will "replace the hype around the technology".

Ben Wood, chief analyst at CCS Insight, said:

Now everyone is talking about generative artificial intelligence, including Google, Amazon, Qualcomm and Meta.

We are very supportive of artificial intelligence and believe that it will have a huge impact on the economy, that it will have a significant impact on society as a whole, and that it will be good for productivity.

But the hype about generative artificial intelligence in 2023 is so great that we think AI is overhyped and the technology needs to overcome many obstacles to bring it to market.

AI tools such as OpenAI's ChatGPT, Google's Bard, Anthropic's Claude and Synthesia all rely on a lot of computing power to run complex models to determine how to respond to user prompts.

And these companies must get high-performance chips to run artificial intelligence applications, usually purchasing GPU designed by Nvidia, which is used by large companies and small developers to run their AI content.

"the cost of deploying and maintaining a generated AI alone is huge," Ben Wood claims. "

This is fine for these big companies, but for many organizations and developers, the cost of deploying and maintaining AI will become too expensive.

CTOnews.com also found that CCS Insight analysts also said that EU regulation of AI will face obstacles, mainly because of the speed of AI development.

The EU will still be the first region to enact specific regulations for AI, but these regulations are likely to be "revised and rewritten many times" because of the pace of development of AI, CCS Insight said.

"the regulations will not be finalized until the end of 2024, which forces the industry to regulate itself," Ben Wood predicted. "

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