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Florian, from Slator Pod, talks about Acrolinx’s leadership change, with Matt Blumberg becoming CEO and aiming to expand the AI-powered content governance platform’s presence in the US market.

As AI-driven tools become more prevalent and data enters corporate databases, the importance of information governance strategies has never been more critical. The urgency is real. A recent report from Acrolinx found 57% of the 162 Forbes Global 2000 customers surveyed view using AI tools as a risk, and three quarters say their companies regulate AI internally. Still, six out of 10 are unsure whether the introduction of AI in the workplace has increased or decreased transparency and decision making.

Two years ago, on Nov. 30, ChatGPT burst onto the scene, igniting a global fascination with generative AI and transforming it into a must-watch innovation for both consumers and technology professionals. Since then, ChatGPT has expanded, and the wheels of AI regulation have started to turn. TechRepublic asked tech professionals, including Acrolinx CPO Curt Raffi, how their work with ChatGPT has evolved, both personally and within the broader tech industry.

Two years ago, OpenAI introduced the world to ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence marvel that redefined how humans interact with technology. Since its launch, ChatGPT has transformed countless industries, reshaped communication norms, and inspired a global conversation about the potential — and responsibility — of artificial intelligence. As we mark this milestone, it’s worth celebrating the profound impact ChatGPT has had, reflecting on how it has changed the world and imagining where it will lead us in the future.

Learn about current AI thoughts and trends in the Marketplace podcast. After two years of Chat GPT, how many people are actually using generative AI? Acrolinx President, Shane Cumming, shares his thoughts on generative AI risk and the accountability of enterprises for the content they produce.

A week from Saturday will mark two years since the debut of OpenAI’s ChatGPT. So how exactly has AI developed since then? And after two years of all the hype and bans and scary open letters warning of the end of humanity, how much are people and businesses actually using this stuff?

Having perfunctory skills in artificial intelligence (AI) is now “table stakes” for new hires in the insurance marketing world. Traditional ways of market research and data analytics are changing dramatically and the insurance industry is hiring to fill the need. “We’re at the forefront of an evolution that’s rapidly changing the skills roles and strategies required to thrive in marketing, particularly in industries like life insurance, annuities and workplace benefits,” said Tina Beckwith, chief marketing officer for LIMRA and LOMA.

Generative artificial intelligence (AI) has revolutionized the workplace and is clearly here to stay, but employees have many different opinions surrounding its implementation. A new study by Acrolinx found that 30% of workers worldwide fear that AI might replace their jobs within the next 3 years – even though many of those same employees still recognize its benefits.