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Advance AI ML • March 19, 2024

Changing Paradigms in Data Management in the Era of GenAI

In the dynamic landscape of data management, the advent of Generative AI (GenAI) is reshaping traditional paradigms. As organizations increasingly leverage GenAI models to drive innovation, the acceleration of AI adoption prompts significant transformation in approaches to data governance. Concurrently, two additional trends are revolutionizing the landscape: the necessity for precise AI model development through robust data preparation and cleansing frameworks, and the democratization of data. Amidst these transformative developments, a notable shift is underway – the "shift-left" approach to data governance. This progressive strategy emphasizes early intervention in the data lifecycle, signaling a new era in organizational data management aimed at ensuring quality, compliance, and optimizing the value of AI initiatives.

Shift-Left in Data Governance: A Prerequisite for Building Successful GenAI Models

As per a recent  Deloitte survey, 55% of CEOs are currently evaluating and experimenting with GenAI, with 37% actively implementing these technologies to some degree. Yet, the success of GenAI models hinges on robust data governance practices. The "shift-left" approach in data governance advocates for moving the responsibility for data quality and compliance upstream in the data lifecycle. This involves adopting best practices such as ensuring high accuracy and reliability of training data, establishing clear visibility of data lineage, implementing robust data access controls, and defining transparent processes and documentation.

Quantiphi offers a comprehensive framework for automating data governance needs, exemplified by its collaboration with a large US-based supplemental insurance client. Through this partnership, Quantiphi developed a data governance model to enhance data visibility across organizational domains, showcasing the effectiveness of proactive data governance in optimizing AI initiatives.

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Get your AI Models Right the First Time, with a Robust Data Preparation & Cleansing Framework

According to a recent study conducted by the US Department of Commerce, the initial rollout of GenAI has encountered challenges. Prompts generated with standardized input queries have led to significant anomalies in outputs produced by popular GenAI tools such as ChatGPT and Google Bard. These anomalies, particularly pronounced in quantitative results related to demographics such as populations, poverty rates, and ethnic distributions, raise important questions about the adequacy of supplying large volumes of data with discernible characteristics for training AI models.

The study underscores the fundamental principle that the effectiveness of AI models is only as reliable as the sample data used for training. Consequently, meticulous data preparation, cleansing, and cataloging emerge as indispensable prerequisites for training any AI model. This necessitates collaborative efforts between data engineers, data scientists, ML engineers, and/or natural language processing (NLP) engineers to ensure the quality and integrity of training data.

To address these challenges, organizations can leverage structured methodologies for data cleansing, including handling missing values, transforming data for model compatibility, and balancing datasets using techniques like oversampling or undersampling. Moreover, the segmentation of data into Training, Validation, and Test Sets enhances the robustness and generalization capabilities of AI models.

Quantiphi offers a comprehensive suite of standardized assets, scripts, and cleansing rules that can be tailored to specific organizational needs. This reusable framework empowers organizations to address data quality challenges effectively and efficiently, ensuring the reliability and accuracy of AI models. By adopting Quantiphi's solution, organizations can navigate the complexities of data preparation and cleansing with confidence, accelerating their journey towards AI-driven success.

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Data Democratization in the Age of AI

Data democratization has emerged as a transformative concept, empowering employees across organizations to leverage data-driven insights. Effective data democratization facilitates problem-solving and fosters innovation, particularly in AI and machine learning applications. Organizations must prioritize strategic initiatives such as defining AI use cases aligned to the core data competency areas, identifying relevant datasets and implementing robust security controls to harness the full potential of data democratization.

Quantiphi's data lake accelerator catalyzes data democratization, enabling organizations to establish centralized data repositories, automated pipelines, and reusable connectors. This accelerates the activation of data democratization initiatives, facilitating seamless integration with AI use cases.

Conclusion

The transformative potential of AI is undeniable, with GenAI models leading the charge in reshaping industries. However, as organizations embrace AI at an accelerated pace, traditional approaches to data management are evolving to meet the demands of this new era. The emergence of the "shift-left" approach in data governance, alongside trends such as robust data preparation frameworks and data democratization, signifies a fundamental shift in how organizations manage and leverage their data assets. By embracing early intervention in the data lifecycle, businesses can ensure their AI initiatives' quality, compliance, and effectiveness, ultimately unlocking new opportunities for innovation and growth.

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Shatanik Mukherjee & Rajas Walavalkar

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Shatanik Mukherjee & Rajas Walavalkar

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