Top 7 AI Trends To Watch For In 2023 – Voice Of EU

Artificial Intelligence (AI) surged in popularity last year, as both businesses and the public saw first-hand examples of its potential applications. Companies like OpenAI released a wave of public demos, such as the advanced chatbot ChatGPT that has drawn the attention of Microsoft. Text-to-image generators such as Dall-E 2, Midjourney and Stable Diffusion took the limelight, as millions of users began to create their own AI-generated art, to the anger of artists and companies such as Getty Images. In its tech predictions for 2023, Dell Technologies Ireland said AI could become the "main engine of innovation" for the year, as more organisations adopt the technology to harness the full potential of data and support teams across a business. The sector has shown no sign of slowing down so far this year, with OpenAI reportedly in talks to raise funds at a $29bn valuation, Apple rolling out an AI audio narration tool and Microsoft researching an AI model that can simulate anyone's voice from only three seconds of audio.