Finance prepares for an AI future

“The proprietary information that you put into GPT is actually, in this public release right now, used to further train the model. So by your prompts you can be accidentally leaking proprietary company information. I would strongly advise against anyone putting actual company information that they don’t want shared in there.
The Holy Grail out there is when you can interact with a machine the way you would a junior analyst…if you want to really dive in and figure out…more detail on it, you’ve got to get a report request to the finance team that says what it is. If you have a fully integrated chatbot that is trained not just on the chat feature, but on your company’s data, on your industry, what you would do in a further level of refinement, this could be voice-operated assistant that you can ask questions, just like you would have an analyst, and get this information in pretty near real time. That’s going to be amazing.”