The last 24 hours have been intense in the news about Artificial Intelligence. As someone who closely follows the innovation ecosystem, I notice fundamental trends that are shaping the future of technology in Brazil and around the world.<\/p>\n
One of the highlights comes from IBM research<\/a> which reveals an impressive fact: 411% of Brazilian organizations already use generative AI for sustainable practices in IT. This intersection between technology and sustainability reminds me a lot of what I experienced at Startup Farm, where we always looked for solutions that combined innovation and positive impact.<\/p>\n On the other hand, AWS points out that costs are still a challenge<\/a>. As a venture capital fund manager at Inseed Investimentos, I can confirm that this is a reality that directly impacts early-stage startups. However, the downward trend in prices is encouraging and should democratize access to technology.<\/p>\n An important milestone was the inclusion of AI in the final G20 declaration by Brazil<\/a>. This movement reminds me of the work we do at D\u00ednamo, where we always defend the importance of well-structured public policies for technological development.<\/p>\n The sectoral impacts are also notable. In the insurance market<\/a>, AI is revolutionizing processes and creating new possibilities. In the healthcare sector, AI-based systems are transforming diagnostics<\/a>, something I have always defended in my work for more inclusive access to technology.<\/p>\n