GPT vs. RPA business models

TheCUBE Breaking Analysis + upcoming livestreams [GPT models are a two-edged sword for automation platforms]( ChatGPT’s viral appeal has created both opportunities and concerns with enterprise automation platforms, especially robotics processing automation point tools. While users enjoy how large language models reduce complexity and accelerate the adoption of automation mechanisms, this evolving customer perspective may not bode well for RPA vendors. Software robots are designed to improve human productivity through intelligent automation, and GPT models could cannibalize some, if not many, use cases initially earmarked for RPA solutions.  RPA vendors respond To remain current with the rapidly shifting markets, RPA vendors are revising messaging to position foundation models as an accelerant — and not replacement — for enterprise platforms. In this week’s [Breaking Analysis]( we explore how foundation models may impact automation platforms with support from Enterprise Technology Research data. You’ll learn the data that quantifies the ascendancy of ChatGPT maker OpenAI, the overlap between ML/AI systems and automation platforms, and RPA poster child UiPath’s recent quarterly performance. We also explore how UiPath must position itself in light of the large and looming market disruption from GPT models.  From a business perspective, OpenAI has significantly outpaced leading companies such as Databricks, which we profiled in [last week’s]( Breaking Analysis. The momentum is likely to build as CIOs praise the value proposition associated with ChatGPT. As one CIO noted at a roundtable with ETR, “What OpenAI has shown with ChatGPT is that you can get rid of a lot of overhead, complicated artifact building around typical RPA.” Learn more about the business of GPT models, challenges for RPA vendors, and how CIOs are responding to new technology and economic trends [here](. [Get the full report]( An update on Silicon Valley Bank and GPT-4 integration in Microsoft products Business models and technology ethics make for a spirited conversation between hosts John Furrier and Dave Vellante on [theCUBE Pod, Episode 4](. In this podcast, John and Dave discuss the Silicon Valley Bank disaster and recovery, the promises and pitfalls of OpenAI’s recent GPT-4 release, and whether social media sensation Tik Tok will be banned in the United States. To start, the hosts debate the seemingly simple question: What constitutes an SVB bailout? You’ll have to decide for yourself as John and Dave discuss opposing perspectives. They consider whether banks such as JP Morgan Chase, which chose to rescue SVB without government intervention, have indeed issued SVB a bailout. The hosts do agree that SVB’s critical error was not stress-testing rising interest rates, which SVB presumed would stay low. Also, they concur that amidst the backdrop of conventional banking chaos, alternatives like cryptocurrency, blockchain and coinbase will gain more popularity and staying power. In other news, language models recently got an upgrade with GPT-4, which is newly multimodal. Now, results include images, video, audio and the new AI imager. But, did Microsoft really need to lay off its ethics team to streamline this innovation? Learn why John and Dave believe in both the exciting potential and probable ethical train wreck of GPT-4 in theCUBE Pod Episode 4 [here](. 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