Empowering the Future with Generative AI: A Deep Dive with Google Cloud

Caroline Yap, Managing Director of Global AI Business, Google Cloud

05-Oct-23 11:00

Empowering the Future with Generative AI: A Deep Dive with Google Cloud

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Google Cloud stands at the forefront of technological innovation, particularly in the realm of artificial intelligence. With a focus on generative AI, Google Cloud is paving the way for businesses to harness the power of AI in unprecedented ways. From enhancing customer experiences to driving operational efficiencies, the potential applications are vast and transformative. Central to this mission is Caroline Yap, the Managing Director of Global AI Business at Google Cloud. Under her leadership, Google Cloud has embarked on collaborations that amplify the capabilities of generative AI, such as the recent partnership with Dentsu and Merkle's GenCX. Known for its commitment to responsible AI, Google Cloud is not just about cutting-edge technology but also about ensuring its ethical and sustainable application. Today, we have the privilege of speaking with Caroline Yap about her role, the future of generative AI, and how Google Cloud is shaping this exciting frontier.

Produced by: Richard Bradbury

Presented by: Richard Bradbury

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Categories: technology, international, Corporates

Tags: ai, generative AI, google, google cloud,

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