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There are many types of generative AI, and leveraging these various types of generative AI in the workplace is one way organizations and working professionals are staying innovative. After this lesson, you'll be able to define generative AI, identify types of generative AI, and recognize how generative AI can be used in different business contexts.
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Key Points
What Makes Generative AI Unique?
Generative AI differs from other communication tools because it creates something new based on existing data. Examples include:
- Text: Summaries, articles, emails, poetry, and more.
- Visuals: Charts, graphs, graphics, artwork, and photorealistic images.
- Audio: Original melodies, harmonies, voice mimicry, and speech generation.
Generative AI vs. General AI
Understanding the difference:
- Artificial Intelligence (AI): Focuses on analyzing existing data, detecting patterns, classifying information, and automating tasks based on predefined commands.
- Generative AI: Goes beyond analyzing; it creates original content that enhances communication and sparks creativity.
How Generative AI Can Improve Communication
Generative AI helps you work more efficiently and effectively by:
- Summarizing complex information into clear, concise narratives.
- Preparing for challenging conversations by simulating scenarios.
- Generating fresh ideas and viewing problems from new perspectives.
- Creating human-like text for emails, resumes, and content creation.
- Tailoring messages to specific audiences, enhancing clarity and relevance.
Practical Applications of Generative AI
Generative AI can assist in tasks such as:
- Proofreading and refining written content.
- Updating resumes and profiles to match job opportunities.
- Creating product demonstration videos or marketing materials.
- Generating frameworks and ideas for content creation.
Actionable Step
Test Generative AI yourself by prompting it with: “How can you elevate my communication today?” Explore the creative and practical responses it generates.
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