What are the use-cases for AI in a professional services firm? From the simple to the complex, my answers so far: -saving consultants time in generating web-research and .ppt -saving time in shortening long reads -helping produce MVPs for clients (i.e. code generation) -insights into unstructured data.

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Senior Business Analyst in Media2 years ago

Wide applications can be into document processing, as a chatbot for appointment booking/enquiries/initial information dispensing , obtaining insights and language processing to extract and compress information from emails or social feeds as well as summarise lenghty documents and language translation .

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