Kanika Goswami

Feb 7, 2025 | huggingface.co | Kanika Goswami |Puneet Mathur |Ryan Rossi |Franck Dernoncourt

Papers Published on Feb 3 · Submitted by Franck-Dernoncourt on Feb 7 Abstract Large Language Models (LLMs) can perform chart question-answering tasks butoften generate unverified hallucinated responses.

May 13, 2024 | talkcmo.com | Kanika Goswami

remIn a 2021 report, How to solve a new equation in the future of work,  Accenture established that location agnostic, a productive and happy workforce directly delivers better bottom lines. According to this, 63% of all high-growth companies and 83% of employees preferred a hybrid working model. Today, three years down the line and two years after the last pandemic restrictions were lifted, the scenario has changed understandably.

May 6, 2024 | talkcmo.com | Kanika Goswami

As technology transforms enterprises, it impacts almost every single business function. In some cases, these functions also transform due to the new business paradigms. A typical example is the Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) leadership- fast becoming digital marketing leadership! However, in another direction, the Chief Revenue Officer (CRO) is taking up a new space with responsibilities that extend beyond marketing and sales.

Sep 11, 2023 | enterprisetalk.com | Kanika Goswami

A large language model is the best choice to tackle huge big data analysis or such large-scale operative tasks. A Large Language Model (LLM) is an advanced language model can use deep learning techniques on huge volumes of text data. It can generate text that mimics human writing ability. These models can be tuned to human preferences. This is done using Reinforcement Learning with Human Feedback (RLHF). It can also perform various natural language processing tasks.

Sep 6, 2023 | talkcmo.com | Kanika Goswami

The evolution of AI and automation has birthed Intelligent automation, that is fast becoming critical to smart marketing strategies. Here is some insight on what it is and how it benefits marketingIntelligent automation is essentially a software term that refers to a ‘combination of artificial intelligence and robotic process automation’. Its role is to make processes smarter, and faster, in any industrial and enterprise use.