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Generative Artificial Intelligence applied to the user position​

Generative AI is surely one of the most important revolutions that we are going to experience in technology in the near future (or rather the present) and it is going to have a very notable impact on many aspects of our lives and the lives of companies; but above all it will be very important in the way we work, making us more efficient and productive and helping us carry out less creative tasks.

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In this webinar with José Romero, Client Solutions Technologist for Spain and Portugal at Dell Technologies, we review how generative AI is already the present and the future for the workplace and for professionals. We address the challenges, solutions and how Dell is working in this area of the workplace and artificial intelligence.

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