The main axis of artificial intelligence (AI) is moving from a giant language model (LLM) to an ‘AI ..

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The main axis of artificial intelligence (AI) is moving from a giant language model (LLM) to an ‘AI agent’. Data utilization plans, which are key raw materials for AI models, are also attracting attention. This is because in order to use AI agents, fragmented in-house data needs to be integrated for AI. “Snowflake” is evaluated as a competitive company in this field. Dennis Buchheim, global lead in Snowflake media and entertainment, recently interviewed Maeil Economy and emphasized, “In order for AI to achieve successful business results, it is necessary to establish a thorough data base,” adding, “Our core goal is to help democratize intelligence, where all members of the company gain insights through AI.”

Snowflake is considered an unrivaled powerhouse in the data cloud market in the global B2B (business-to-business) market. It is a huge ‘integrated data platform’ that allows companies to safely manage and analyze data scattered across different infrastructures such as Amazon Web Service (AWS), Microsoft (MS) Azure, and Google Cloud.

“Snowflake enables companies to move data together no matter what cloud they use and smoothly feed them into AI models,” said Buchheim Reed. They say that flexibility that is not subordinate to cloud operators and safety that protects information security are competitive.

The AI era has just blossomed, he said. “It is a much more extreme and destructive change than the advent of the Internet or cloud computing,” said Buchheim Reed. “If the Internet has innovated the distribution of information and the cloud has innovated the storage of information, AI is completely changing the way humans work.”

However, the AI industry is not the only flower road. This is because many operators are still not using the data properly. In particular, ‘data silos’, in which data is cut off by…

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