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Unlike its predecessors focused on analysis and classification, generative AI technologies delve into the fascinating realm of content creation. From generating realistic images to composing captivating music, generative AI technologies are raising the bar of what machines can achieve. However, enterprises are still not sure how to implement these technologies due to the intricating nature of the generative AI models.
ThirdEye is one of the leading generative AI consulting companies. We focus on two primary problem statements of enterprises, first, how to make the generative implementation process cost-effective, and second, how to integrate them into an existing operating system without disrupting the day-to-day activities.
Along with extensive experience in AI development, we have gained hands-on expertise in implementing generative AI models like GPT, PaLM, Dall-E, Gemini, Claude, Llama, NeMo Megatron into real-world industry use cases for Fortune 500 companies. We blend our Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning development expertise with the trending generative AI models to build bespoke generative AI solutions to cater specific business needs.
Based on the identified business needs and data type, we select the most suitable generative AI approach. The fundamental approaches we use for generative AI modeling are:
Generative Adversarial Networks or GANs:
We use GANs for business goals related to image generation, data augmentation, and creative content generation. Here are some of the common applications of GANs:
Variational Autoencoders or VAEs:
VAEs are adept at learning the underlying structure of data. They can identify data points that deviate significantly from this structure, potentially indicating anomalies. VAEs can compress data into a lower-dimensional latent space while retaining essential characteristics. Here are some of the applications we developed with VAEs:
We usually leverage autoregressive models for text generation and data-driven forecasting. Here are some of the applications which are powered by autoregressive models:
We can take GANs as a competition between two neural networks – a generator and a discriminator. The generator strives to create new data instances that are indistinguishable from real data. On the other hand, The discriminator tries to differentiate between real and generated data. This continuous adversarial training process pushes both networks to improve, resulting in increasingly realistic and sophisticated generated outputs.
VAEs compress the input data into a lower-dimensional latent space that captures the essential characteristics of the data. This latent space can then be used to generate new data instances by sampling from it. VAEs are particularly adept at generating diverse outputs while maintaining consistency with the training data. VAEs are heavily used in image restoration, anomaly, and fraud detection.