Mike Blake available as expert on topic, Is the Smart Money on Generative AI?

ATLANTA - April 27, 2023 - PRLog -- Mike Blake, Managing Partner of Brady Ware Arpeggio, LLC, the strategic valuation, and advisory services practice of Brady Ware & Company, is available as an expert on generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the investment topic, Is the Smart Money on Generative AI?

According to Blake, generative AI is a form of artificial intelligence where a process or set of rules to be followed in calculations or other problem-solving operations, especially by a computer, also known as algorithms, automatically produce content in the form of text, images, audio and video. Generative AI systems are trained on massive amounts of data, and work by predicting the next word or pixel to produce a creation. "With the tech industry facing harsh economics and a lull in venture capital funding along with layoffs, generative AI can be a boost to the industry," said Blake. "Investors are eager to back startups in this specialization, and not only big tech. While companies like Microsoft, Google, and Amazon Web Services are already integrating generative AI into their own brands, news media, marketing, academics, and medicine are top industries that are integrating voice recognition and AI deployment into their repertoires, to name a few."

Blake added, instead of an oasis in the desert of venture funding, generative AI is a technology that allows almost anyone to use artificial intelligence to do the work of writers, artists, strategists, and other professionals from costs that can be inexpensive to sometimes totally free of charge. However, the power tool may be more than a talent and technical replacement, he predicts. To support Blake's position, PitchBook, a leading resource for comprehensive data, research and insights spanning global capital markets, ran a report about generative AI having captivated investors' attention in the billions of dollars.

Blake is currently working with investors and companies in AI to set up responsible strategies and to avoid squandering resources, handicapping an established brand, and damaging the role of personnel, among others. "Look, if you have a natural fit with AI, by all means, go for it. Even stretch it a little. But don't completely manufacture a new identity," he said. "Sure, you could take a chance that venture capitalists are so desperate to get into AI that they'll throw money at you, but more likely, good due diligence will prevail, and you'll have avoided wasting precious time and energy chasing a funding mirage." For more information, call 770.286.3169 or email MSBlake@bradyware.com. Visit https://www.linkedin.com/in/unblakeable.