Generative AI solution Market

Generative AI Solution Market Size

The global generative AI solution market size was estimated at USD 18.6 billion in 2024. The market is expected to grow from USD 24.5 billion in 2025 to USD 185.6 billion in 2034, at a CAGR of 25.2%.

• The global market for generative AI solutions is increasing with rising interest in hyper-personalization, automation, and production of creative content across multiple industries from media to healthcare, automotive and enterprise software. Generative models previously confined to research and creative niches such as Generative Adversarial Networks, diffusion models, and large language mode (LLM), are at the center of enterprise innovation strategies.
  
• The existing traditional AI systems that were fundamentally based on delivering rule-making outputs are rapidly giving way to Generative AI solution tools that can produce new text, images, audio, and code with human-like fluency. This has enabled substantially better efficiency, design, and product experiences. HCL Tech announced they are partnering with OpenAI to accelerate the adoption of Generative AI solution by enterprises.
  
• As a global service partner, HCL Tech plans to leverage both ChatGPT Enterprise and OpenAI APIs and integrate them into its platform(s). The goal is to help clients advance their operations and business experience. HCL Tech will also utilize the tools to improve its own internal operations.
  
• A major trend is the vertical-specific use cases for Generative AI solution. In automobile manufacturing, generative design algorithms are changing how components in vehicles and accessories are prototyped, and leaning into weight, durability, and aerodynamics. In media, tools focused on Generative AI solution like Runway and Adobe Firefly are giving video and visual creators the ability to edit and generate high-quality output without technical knowledge. Their use is democratizing creativity and technical tasks that historically required specialized teams.
  
• In December 2023, Google launched Gemini, a new AI model designed to understand text, speech, images, audio, video, and even code. This model enhances Bard (previously called Gemini), Google Search, and Workspace, making them more efficient and user-friendly.
  
• The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the move to digital learning, changing how Generative AI solution training is delivered. Businesses and schools are now using hybrid learning models that combine self-paced courses, virtual labs, and live sessions. By 2024, most Generative AI solution training will be delivered through cloud platforms offering certifications in areas like prompt engineering and model fine-tuning. Businesses are capitalizing on Generative AI solution capabilities to alleviate the global shortfall of talent.
  
• As of 2024, North America continues to be the largest market for Generative AI solution, with substantial venture capital funding, better technology, and partnerships with universities and industry. In late 2023 OpenAI, NVIDIA and Microsoft developed standardized AI training programs in U.S. universities to attempt to build training and talent pipelines. The North America region also benefits from public funding for AI research, sensible development of responsible (ethical) AI, and early industry adoption in sectors such as finance, healthcare, and media.
  
• The Asia-Pacific region will be the fastest-growing region for Generative AI solution due to national AI strategies and the establishment of innovation hubs. Countries like India, South Korea, and Japan are adding Generative AI solution training to STEM education and workforce programs. In 2024, Singapore’s AI Verify Foundation and India’s Skill India Mission worked with leading AI companies to offer multilingual, scalable GenAI certification courses. These efforts are speeding up talent development and increasing AI use in IT, education, and e-governance.
  

Generative AI solution Market Trends

• Generative AI solution is moving beyond general-purpose language models towards solutions used by industries. Companies today opt to use specialized pre-trained models based on business-specific data to provide more succinct and realistic results. Examples are Harvey in legal applications and GenAI use by J&J in healthcare. The particular domain-driven models also help to minimize errors, improve adherence, and make output more relevant to business requirements. That establishes trust and accelerates the application of high stakes business processes in Generative AI solution.
  
• As an example, in March 2023 Bloomberg published a large language model, called BloombergGPT and specifically trained on financial data, including market reports, news, and financial documentation.
  
• Software vendors are embedding generative capabilities directly into existing enterprise business tools. Microsoft's Microsoft 365, Adobe's Experience Cloud, and SAP have Generative AI solution functionality, whether it is generating auto-content, predictive insights or workflow, into how users engage with existing enterprise tools. This further lowers user obstacles to adoption of AI and provides value to existing tools without creating new task or learning curve. This shortens the time to value, can drive user adoption and engagement, and potentially turn AI into a "feature" instead of a service. Embedded Generative AI solution changes how users engage with traditional software.
  
• In March 2023, Microsoft launched a Microsoft-made AI assistant named Microsoft 365 Copilot on the basis of Microsoft Graph and GPT-4. It is also incorporated into Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, and Teams, where it can enable users to generate content, summarize email, analyze data, and automate. The tool enhances productivity and makes day-to-day work easier.
  
• The way users engage with technology is evolving due to multimodal models, which are able to support text, images, audio, and video. These models are able to read diagrams, respond to questions on documents, create marketing presentations, and generate instructional videos. The use of applications like OpenAI GPT-4o and Adobe Firefly allows professionals to work with the data and content more conveniently. The trend is quite useful in other activities like education, design and e-commerce where clarity and interactivity in communication is critical.
  

Generative AI Solution Market Analysis

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• Based on technology, the market is divided into transformers model, generative adversarial networks, diffusion models, variational autoencoders, and others. The transformers model segment dominated the market accounting for around 37% in 2024 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of over 26% through 2034.
  

• The transformers model emerged as the dominant technology in the market, largely due to its exceptional scalability, flexibility, and effectiveness across multiple domains.
  
• First introduced by Google in 2017, the transformers architecture completely changed how AI systems leverage methods to process and generate sequences whether textual, images, and code by enabling parallel computation and attention mechanisms, allowing models to gain context, meaning, and relationships between elements more efficiently in comparison to previous models like RNNs or LSTMs.
  
• Transformers are the core technology used in nearly all Generative AI solution models today, including OpenAI's GPT models, Google's PaLM, Meta's LLaMA, and Anthropic's Claude. There is visibility of their dominance across almost all industries, from AI copilots in Microsoft Office and GitHub, to enterprise-grade applications in finance, healthcare, marketing, and legal services. In addition, as transformers can introduce flexibility for different data modalities, they also have an advantage over other generative technologies like GANs, VAEs, or diffusion models, which typically have very narrow or limit tasks.
  
• The transformers have strong ecosystem support with open-source communities, pre-trained models, and integrations and APIs available from platforms, such as Hugging Face, TensorFlow, and PyTorch.  Cloud companies such as AWS, Azure, Google cloud have optimized their AI infrastructure to deploy transformer-based variants at larger scales, which would ease the process of leveraging the use of transformer and transformer-based variants in commercial applications.
  
• As an example, in March 2023, GitHub Copilot X was introduced, an AI-based coding assistant powered by the OpenAI GPT-4 model, which uses transformer architecture. It introduces functionality, such as chat, voice input, and pull request summaries to abridge development. The transformer model enables Copilot X to learn context and produce generation of accurate code in a more effective way than its older versions such as RNNs.
  
• The diffusion model segment holds 12% market share with over 28% CAGR due to its ability to generate high-quality, realistic content across text, images, and audio. Its scalability, improved output coherence, and strong performance in creative and scientific applications are driving widespread enterprise and research adoption.
  
  

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• Based on application, the generative AI solution market is segmented into content creation & marketing, customer service & support, software development & IT, research & analytics, education & training, and others. The content creation & marketing segment dominates the market with 33% share in 2024, and the segment is expected to grow at a CAGR of over 25% from 2025 to 2034.
  

• The dominance is primarily attributable to pressure on brands and agencies to deliver massive amounts of high-quality, customized, engaging, and SEO-oriented content across numerous digital channels in a quick and cost-effective manner.
  
• Generative AI solution tools have now become commonplace for marketers to facilitate automated techniques for writing blog posts, ad copies, product descriptions, email campaigns, and now even promotional videos. The Generative AI solution gives marketers the ability to yield campaigns, sequence brand messaging consistency, and leverage data-driven persona-based personalization to drive consumer engagement.
  
• Solutions like Jasper AI, Copy.ai, and Adobe Firefly allow marketers to create streamlined high-quality content for individual segments of unique audiences but also allow the drive and connection from consumers from their brands' CRM and social media distribution portals. Gen AI is changing marketing by reducing the time it takes to make content. At the same time, it allows non-technical users to produce professional creative assets if they have never used that type of tool, you can see already where this can add gamification to entice engagement.
  
• For example, in March 2024, IBM deployed Adobe Firefly, which is a Generative AI solution platform with to produce 200 images programmed to produce over 1000 versions for the IBM "Let's Create" brand. The AI powered content produced engagement rates that were 26 times the normative content benchmarks, illustrating how Grassroots or Gen AI can yield creative outputs while sourcing the hierarchy that seeks to engage senior level decision makers.
  
• The software development and IT sector is witnessing significant adoption of Generative AI solutions due to their capability to automate processes such as code generation, bug detection, and system documentation, thereby substantially reducing development cycles. Tools such as GitHub Copilot and CodeWhisperer enhance developer efficiency by providing real-time code suggestions, improving code quality, and expediting the onboarding process.
  
• Additionally, generative AI facilitates the modernization of legacy code and supports system integration tasks, enabling IT teams to allocate their efforts toward higher-value activities. This trend is particularly prominent among agile, DevOps-oriented enterprises that prioritize accelerated innovation.
  

• Based on deployment, the generative AI solution market is segmented into cloud-based solutions, on-premise solutions, and hybrid deployments. The cloud-based solution segment dominated the market accounting for USD 8.7 billion in 2024.
  

• The usage of cloud-based Generative AI solutions enables organizations to access advanced capability, including models such as GPT-4, PaLM 2, and Claude, on a pay-per-use basis without the need for heavy investments in expensive on-premise servers or high-performance GPUs. Cloud solutions also drive faster development cycles, force updates, and streamlined integration with other third-party tools, including enterprise software like ERP.
  
• With Microsoft's Azure Open AI Service, Amazon Web Services (AWS), and Google Cloud Platform (GCP), leading cloud providers already making available the usage of pre-trained models, API access, and AI development environments, it has never been easier for organizations to develop, deploy, and manage Generative AI solution applications within various functions such as marketing, IT, and customer service.
  
• Cloud solutions offered organizations to work with collaboration across the globe, create multi-tenant environments, and it can suit organizations which have other compliance driven governance and security related frameworks stored on sensitive data in the cloud.
  
• As an example, in April 2024, Estee Lauder unveiled a new AI innovation lab, in partnership with Microsoft, through the Azure OpenAI Service to boost marketing, product research, and customer interaction across 20+ beauty brands, using cloud APIs This means both guidance and governance things will still be in-line while allowing for the fast-moving content generation and campaign-launch-ready capabilities of GenAI. The lab will also deliver great capabilities for rapid internal chatbot activations that surface approved product claims about their products.
  
• Hybrid deployments are expected to grow at 25.5% in the market owing to enterprises’ need for flexibility, data sovereignty, and compliance. This approach enables organizations to leverage both on-premise infrastructure and cloud scalability, balancing performance, cost, and regulatory requirements across diverse geographic and industry environments.
  

• Based on the organization size, the generative AI solution market is segmented into large enterprises and small & medium enterprises. The large enterprises dominated the market.
  

• The leadership of organizations has an underlying advantage of financial capacity, IT infrastructure and talent to take Generative AI solution capabilities and leverage that across business functions. These leadership organizations increasingly use Generative AI solution models such as GPT-4, PaLM 2, Claude and Gemini to beneficially remix internal workflows, create marketing content, communicate through chatbots, provide customer experiences and make data-informed business decisions.
  
• Many leaders are similarly positioned to leverage their implementation of Generative AI solution into actual build-out of custom applications such as intelligent virtual assistants, product recommendation engines and enterprise data search. Working with large providers such as Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, and AWS, leaders are deploying scalable, secure and compliant infrastructure to provide Generative AI solution capabilities for whatever their business model requires.
  
• These organizations often co-develop generative AI solution models or use domain-specific models to train versions that have operational benefits, creating a competitive advantage. They uniquely apply their advantages to manage data at-scale, understand compliance requirements for their services and build responsible AI governance.
  
• For instance, in June 2024, Morgan Stanley launched “Debrief” in June 2024, which is an AI assistant using GPT 4 that joins client meetings to create emails and meeting summaries in real time, and plans to implement the technology to ~15,000 advisors, removing the need to take notes and allowing advisors to focus on client relationships rather than administrative tasks.
  
• Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are expected to grow at a CAGR of 27% for the generative AI solution market owing to the rising availability of affordable, cloud-based tools. These solutions enhance productivity, automate content creation, and support customer engagement, enabling SMEs to compete efficiently without large-scale infrastructure or technical expertise.
  
  

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• US dominated the generative AI solution market in North America with around 85% share and generated USD 5 billion in revenue in 2024.
  

• The US held the largest share of the market due to its strong technological infrastructure, advanced research ecosystem, and significant investments from both the public and private sectors.
  
• US is the home of some of the greatest AI leaders in the industry such as OpenAI, Google, Microsoft, Metadata, and Amazon and has become a global leader in AI tech innovation and the developing and deploying of large transformer models at scale. Coupled with a vast cluster of high-level universities, research laboratories, and tech start-ups, the US is positioned to dominate this industry and advance Generative AI solution technology by having the interdisciplinary of AI within one cluster.
  
• The Generative AI solution used in US based organizations are continuing to grow in various sectors of the economy (i.e. finance, health care, media, retail). These organizations are seeking the ability to automate from AI the same tasks and operations in order to drive productivity, as well as engage customers. With a high propensity to adopt cloud and digital transformation policy and capability and being the home of many AI employees, this industry is well-positioned to be a leader.
  
• For instance, in September 2024, HCA Healthcare, a leading hospital system in the U.S., has implemented an AI generative use case to automate the documentation of physician and patient conversations by converting this exchange into clinical notes. This development provides optimal workflow with respect to accuracy, documentation, and care for the patient.
  
• Canada grows at a 26% CAGR in the market, driven by strong government investment, AI-focused academic institutions, and robust startup ecosystems. Supportive policies like the Pan-Canadian AI Strategy and partnerships with global tech firms are accelerating R&D, talent development, and commercialization of generative applications across sectors.
  

• The generative AI solution market in the Germany is expected to experience significant and promising growth from 2025 to 2034.
  

• Europe holds second-largest share of the global market in 2024 with a CAGR of 25.6% due to strong industrial demand, pronounced government support, and digital transformation. Germany, being the leading industry in manufacturing, automotive, and engineering, has completely embraced Generative AI solution in their design processes, documentation process, and product development.  Examples include AI-generated simulations and prototypes. Germany’s “Industrie 4.0” strategy and emphasis on smart factories and AI-driven automation are only further accelerating adoption.
  
• The German federal government is proposing a sizable investment toward AI research and digital infrastructure within its national AI strategy, indicating it wants Germany to be viewed by the world as a trustworthy and ethical AI leader.
  
• With many of the larger providers, like SAP, Siemens and Bosch in Germany, and a very a favorable R&D environment, somewhat extensive trust in data protection, all these factors help to drive scalable adoption of Generative AI solution across various sectors, including healthcare, legal services, and manufacturing.
  
• For instance, in July 2025, SAP, Germany’s flagship enterprise software provider, bringing together Generative AI solution and integrated business solutions, launch of an AI co-pilot called Joule, embedded throughout its cloud platform. Joule assists with various tasks including job description creation, report summary, sourcing insights across HR, finance and supply chain.
  
• Eastern and Nordic Europe is starting to see emerging trends in Generative AI solution because of the acceleration of digital transformations, innovation in the public sector and increasing startup activity. For instance, Estonia, Finland, and Poland are significantly advancing their AI infrastructure and building the talent for a cutting-edge tech workforce locally, including use cases employed in education, governance and smart industries.
  

• The generative AI solution market in China is expected to experience significant and promising growth from 2025 to 2034.
  

• Asia Pacific accounts for over 28% of the global market in 2024 and is the fastest-growing region with a CAGR of around 27%. Growth is being fueled by rising cloud infrastructure investments, the proliferation of AI innovation hubs, and cross-border R&D collaborations.
  
• China is leading the regional market by an extensive investment in sovereign LLMs, AI chips, and ecosystem development. Companies such as Baidu, Alibaba, and Huawei are actively extending the utilization of GenAI into sectors such as e-commerce, finance and smart manufacture. The government is promoting this growth through its “New Generation AI Development Plan” which is centered around talent, pilot demonstrations in sectors and governance of AI.
  
• For example, in March 2025, Tencent launched Hunyuan3D 2.0, a one-stop package of public AI models that converts texts and images to 3D views in a promised 30 seconds, allowing designers and game creators to access generative function in an efficient and low-cost manner.
  
• India is a strong player in the region, thanks to its leadership in IT services, skilled developers, and AI-driven automation. Many businesses in BFSI, retail, and outsourcing are using these technologies. The IndiaAI mission is also helping by focusing on training, data access, and supporting AI startups.
  
• Japan is making strong advancements in the use of GenAI for health care, elder care, and robotics. The government and private sector are investing in both R&D to get GenAI embedded in industries with its ethical and regulatory legal rules.
  
• In Southeast Asia, countries such as Indonesia, Vietnam, and the Philippines are expanding their efforts in a growing sector. They are supported by active developer communities, mobile-first AI platforms, and partnerships with global tech companies. These nations are utilizing GenAI in education, SME digitalization, and multilingual content services.
  
• Australia and South Korea are developing as innovation leaders, and they are already rolling out large-scale GenAI projects with respect to financial services, healthcare and defense. With funding from government agencies and investments from the private sector developing and commercialization of local generative tools is already underway in cloud-based systems.
  

• The Generative AI solution market in UAE is expected to experience significant and promising growth from 2025 to 2034.
  

• MEA accounts for around 9% of the global Generative AI solution market in 2024and it is growing steadily with the rise of public sector AI initiatives, trends towards enterprise automation, and technological investments of several Gulf countries. However, the infrastructural constraints on sections of Africa still hamper the mass use of Generative AI solution systems.
  
• The UAE represents the MEA leader in terms of growth, which is encouraged by national digitalization programs, smart governance projects, and increasing investment in the AI workforce development. In January 2024 the Artificial Intelligence Office of the UAE revealed collaborative operation pattern with international cloud x-vendors to combine Generative AI solution devices in delivery of national services, which would fast-track implementation in its divisions.
  
• Moreover, UAE government partnered with some of the largest artificial intelligence companies in the world; is home to world-class AI research centres such as its own Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence (MBZUAI); and with companies like Microsoft Azure and AWS creating a cloud-based infrastructure at an alarming speed, all points towards a favorable ecosystem where Generative AI solution can be operationalized as a scalable enterprise solution.
  
• For example, in June 2024, the Ministry of Justice of the UAE presented Aisha, a virtual employee working on the basis of Generative AI solution. Aisha assists visitors to court, draft court related documents as well as provides the past case summaries to the Judges and lawyers.
  
• Saudi Arabia and South Africa are next major regional markets as Saudi Arabia integrates Generative AI solution into its Vision 2030 strategy and South Africa has been investing in AI training programs and cloud infrastructure to enable innovation in research and development, education, finance, and government services. The two nations are developing regulatory measures to achieve responsible deployment.
  
• Emerging markets include Egypt, Kenya, and Nigeria, and their public-private collaborations and expanding tech ecosystem help introduce Generative AI solution tools in education and content creation and business automation. A platform able to support multilingual options, offline, and localized content is also in a good position to scale in this market.
  

• The Generative AI solution market in Brazil is expected to experience significant and promising growth from 2025 to 2034.
  

• Latin America grows with a CAGR of 21%, reflecting gradual adoption based on the digital transformation of urban sectors, heightened demand for content localization, and the increased interest in Generative AI solution at organizations that drive automation. Nonetheless, disparities in infrastructure and investment in high-performance computing continue to limit regional scalability.
  
• Brazil, fueled by emerging startup ecosystem and venture capital flowing into AI-enabled companies, is leading the region. Brazil's large Portuguese speaking population also means there is more reason to develop LLM and generative tools in their specific languages which are often not accurately depicted in global models.
  
• For instance, Bradesco, one of Brazil’s largest banks, began a Generative AI solution program that improved its customer chatbot to autonomously answer 90% of queries, with 95% accuracy. The institution also applied internal voice-enabled AI assistants, its call handling time decreased, and service efficiency increased.
  
• Mexico and Colombia follow, with rising implementation of GenAI in customer service automation, content generation, and marketing personalization. National innovation funds and pilot programs in public institutions are enabling early adoption, especially in education and creative industries seeking scalable AI content platforms.
  
• Emerging opportunities exist in Argentina, Chile, and Peru, where academic institutions and privately-owned enterprises are using GenAI tools in translation services (generally in shortened documentation) related to digital transformation projects, e-learning platforms, and SME digitization. Vendors that incorporate Spanish language generative models, have mobile optimized front ends, and demonstrate low-latency access through cloud providers, are way ahead of the competition since language and cultural barriers impede capability gaps that exist through fragmented digital services ecosystems.
  

Generative AI Solution Market Share

• The top 7 companies in the market are NVIDIA, Google, Microsoft, Amazon Web Services, Adobe, IBM, and OpenAI, contributing around 43.8% of the market in 2024.
  
• NVIDIA plays a foundational role in the market by providing the hardware (GPUs like A100 and H100) and software needed to train and run large AI models. Its platforms such as CUDA, TensorRT, and NeMo are widely used in developing and deploying generative models. NVIDIA is the computing engine behind most of today’s AI breakthroughs.
  
• Google being the leading Generative AI solution innovator, developed cutting-edge models such as Gemini and Imagen. Google has released its Vertex AI cloud platform to allow developers and businesses to easily create, train and scale their own customized AI applications. Additionally, those AI tools are built into many of Google's other products, including Google Workspace, Search, and Android.
  
• Microsoft has emerged as a generative AI solution leader through its partnerships with OpenAI. Microsoft incorporates the GPT models and capabilities into Microsoft 365 Copilot, GitHub Copilot, and even scalable access as an Azure OpenAI Service. From a global perspective, Microsoft is enabling more business productivity and enterprise AI capabilities than any other business.
  
• AWS helps drive enterprise adoption of Generative AI solution by providing access to services like Amazon Bedrock where users can access models, such as Anthropic's Claude and Meta's LLaMA, via simple API access. AWS further provides Amazon SageMaker to allow customers to train and create their own custom models. Lastly, AWS powers many enterprise use cases across customer industries including healthcare, financial services, expertise, retail, and others.
  
• Adobe has changed creative industries with Adobe Firefly, its Generative AI solution tool family that is now part of Photoshop, Illustrator, and Express, and that allows users to generate images, text effects, and designs from prompts instantly. Adobe Firefly saves time for designers, marketers, and content creators.
  
• IBM provides enterprise-grade AI via its watsonx platform and Granite models that are suitable for legal, financial, and customer service tasks. IBM promotes trustworthy AI, data governance, and model transparency, which makes it important for regulated industries.
  
• OpenAI develops some of the best generative models in the world, such as GPT-3.5, GPT-4, GPT-4o, DALL·E, and Whisper. These models provide the basis for ChatGPT, and anyone can access them through the OpenAI API and Microsoft Azure, fueling innovation in writing, design, programming, and more.
  

Generative AI Solution Market Companies

Major players operating in the Generative AI solution market are:

• Adobe
• Amazon Web Services
• Baidu
• Google
• IBM
• Meta
• Microsoft
• NVIDIA
• OpenAI
• SAP
  
• Adobe, Google, and Meta have created creative and content-centric training ecosystems to promote adoption of GenAI in design, media and marketing. Adobe incorporates GenAI tutorials into the Creative Cloud tools to deepen creators skills. Google's GenAI learning tracks in Google Cloud Skills Boost are focused on prompt engineering and ethical AI. Meta, in coordination with the its AI Research Lab (FAIR), develops and publishes open-access materials on LLMs and generative model architecture; for developers and applied researchers.
  
• Microsoft, Amazon Web Services (AWS), and IBM are advancing enterprise GenAI enablement through cloud-integrated learning hubs. Microsoft offers Copilot-focused training via Microsoft Learn, emphasizing productivity, security, and Azure OpenAI integration. AWS delivers Generative AI solution developer courses and certifications through AWS Skill Builder, addressing training gaps across infrastructure, model customization, and enterprise use cases. IBM is scaling its AI Skills Academy, targeting foundational model usage, trust, and governance.
  
• SAP, OpenAI and NVIDIA are developing technical learning on infrastructure, deployment and models optimization. OpenAI is encouraging the development of the global education eco-system by providing well-structured documentation on APIs, well-built Libraries of uses, and GPT-specific tutorials. NVIDIA offers practical training with its Deep Learning Institute (DLI), which offer LLM fine-tuning, model deployment and generative media creation. SAP takes an approach to enable business users, by providing self-guided learning journeys to combine the GenAI with the SAP Business Technology Platform.
  
• Baidu has made ERNIE (its large language model) the center of its training strategy, and with online academies and certification tracks offered in Mandarin, the company is training the AI workforce in China. Baidu AI Studio provides facilitated labs and enterprise-targeting materials to educate developers in fine-tuning, prompt fine-tuning, and real-world AI application construction in regulated industries.
  

Generative AI Solution Market News

• In April 2025, Amazon updated Lex V2 with Generative AI solution capabilities, including integration with Bedrock Knowledge Base, Guardrails, and Anthropic’s Claude 3 Haiku and Sonnet models. These are now embedded in the QnA slot, and Lex V2 also supports QinConnect, enabling seamless bot connectivity with Amazon Connect.
  
• In March 2025, NVIDIA launched the NVIDIA AI Data Platform, a customizable AI infrastructure designed for demanding inference workloads. Built using Blackwell GPUs, BlueField DPUs, Spectrum-X networking, and the open-source Dynamo inference library, this platform enhances enterprise AI capabilities, enabling near real-time data insight generation.
  
• In March 2025, OpenAI added an advanced image generator to GPT-4o, capable of producing high-quality, prompt-accurate visual content. It can embed accurate text within images, making it ideal for creating logos, diagrams, and infographics. The tool supports multi-turn conversations, enabling users to refine visuals interactively while maintaining consistency.
  
• In October 2023, Adobe introduced advanced generative models at Adobe MAX, including a vector-image generator and Project Stardust (object-aware photo editing), further integrating these into Firefly and Illustrator in beta.
  

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Market, by Technology

• Transformers model
• Text generation
• Code generation
• Summarization
• Question answering (Q&A)
• Multimodal transformers (text+ image/video)
• Generative adversarial networks (GAN)
• Image generation
• Video generation
• Conditional
• Super resolution
• Style transfer
• Diffusion models
• Image synthesis
• Video synthesis
• Text-to-image diffusion
• Inpainting/ editing tools
• Creative design models
• Variational autoencoders (VAE)
• Latent space generation
• Semantic data modelling
• Anomaly detection generation
• Others

Market, by Application

• Content creation and marketing
• Digital marketing and advertising
• Social media content generation
• Blog and article writing
• Creative design and media production
• Customer service and support
• AI chatbots and virtual assistants
• Automated response systems
• Customer query resolution
• Multilingual support solutions
• Software development and IT
• Code generation and completion
• Bug detection and resolution
• Documentation generation
• API development and testing
• Research and analytics
• Data analytics and insights generation
• Scientific research assistance
• Market research and competitive intelligence
• Financial analysis and reporting
• Education and training
• Assessment and evaluation tools
• Professional skills development
• Others

Market, by Deployment

• Cloud-based
• On-Premises
• Hybrid

Market, by End Use

• Healthcare and life sciences
• Drug discovery and development
• Medical imaging and diagnostics
• Clinical documentation and records
• Patient care and telemedicine
• Financial services and banking
• Risk assessment and management
• Fraud detection and prevention
• Investment research and analysis
• Customer service automation
• Education and e-learning
• Personalized learning platforms
• Content creation and curriculum development
• Student assessment and evaluation
• Administrative process automation
• Media and entertainment
• Content creation and production
• Gaming and interactive media
• Music and audio generation
• Visual effects and animation
• Legal and professional services
• Contract generation and management
• Compliance and regulatory support
• Retail and e-commerce
• Customer experience personalization
• Marketing and advertising optimization
• manufacturing and industrial
• Quality control and inspection
• Predictive maintenance solutions

Market, by Organization Size

• Large Enterprises
• Small and medium enterprises (SME)

The above information is provided for the following regions and countries:

• North America
  • US
  • Canada
• Europe
  • UK
  • Germany
  • France
  • Italy
  • Spain
  • Russia
  • Nordics
• Asia Pacific
  • China
  • India
  • Japan
  • South Korea
  • Australia
  • Singapore
  • Malaysia
• Latin America
  • Brazil
  • Mexico
  • Argentina
• MEA
  • UAE
  • Saudi Arabia
  • South Africa