Do you or your organization ever use (AIaaS) Artificial Intelligence as a Service?

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Information Security Manager in Software4 months ago

Yes, my Company use AIaaS to increase productivity

Data Scientist4 months ago

Amazon Web Services (AWS) AI Services, Microsoft Azure AI, and Google Cloud AI (Vertex AI) are all prime examples of AIaaS (Artificial Intelligence as a Service) platforms.

Vice President in Bankinga year ago

Yes

IT Analyst2 years ago

We co-pilot as chatbot to fetch internal data

Engineer in Energy and Utilities2 years ago

We use it, but trying to build governance around the data governance to ensure that we do not expose data inadvertently.

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