We recently compiled a list of 12 AI News and Ratings Investors Probably Missed. In this article, we’ll take a look at where DocuSign, Inc. (NASDQ:DOCU) stacks up to other AI stocks that investors have likely missed.
AI is increasingly shaping diverse industries, from healthcare and web design to cybersecurity. Businesses are using traditional AI and generative models to improve diagnostics, customer experience and business efficiency. While AI offers immense benefits, it also presents new challenges, particularly when it comes to securing sensitive data. As businesses continue to innovate with AI, balancing its benefits and potential risks will be crucial for future growth.
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At the CNBC CFO Council Summit on December 4, Nathan Gooden of Squarespace, Wetteny Joseph of Zoetis and Guy Melamed of Varonis shared their perspectives on how artificial intelligence is being integrated into their companies. From animal health to website development to cybersecurity, these leaders discussed how AI is improving their operations, improving customer experience, and addressing emerging challenges. They also explored the evolving role of generative AI and its potential impact on the future of their industries.
Wetteny Joseph explained how AI is being used in animal health, highlighting the integration of traditional AI into animal diagnostic platforms, such as a system that quickly analyzes slide images to identify disease problems. health, with potential for extension to human health care. Nathan Gooden highlighted the platform’s long-standing use of machine learning and incorporation of generative AI to simplify the web design process for clients. Guy Melamed spoke about the dual impact of AI: improving customer protection while presenting risks, such as the exposure of sensitive data via AI tools as co-pilot. His company focuses on securing data and preventing unauthorized access through these AI systems.
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