Glasgow-headquartered on-demand talent platform Gigged.AI, has today announced its “30 Days of AI” campaign, commencing from 1st November 2023, with support from OpenAI. The collaboration promises a fusion of Gigged.AI’s AI and data talent with OpenAI’s tools.

In the “30 Days of AI” campaign, a selection of businesses will have their projects fully underwritten by Gigged.AI, while all participants are entitled to exclusive OpenAI credits, setting their AI journey in motion. This will give UK businesses the chance to deploy OpenAI’s APIs for streamlined implementations.

According to recent data from Fortune/Deloitte CEO Survey, 52% of CEOs believe generative AI will increase growth opportunities however some are struggling to understand how it fits into their businesses.

The core message of the campaign is “Empowering UK Businesses with the Best of AI Talent and Tech”. The campaign will focus on showcasing how UK businesses can supercharge their business with generative AI to compete on a global stage, particularly important to female AI business founders who aren’t receiving VC funding in the same way as their male counterparts, despite a rise in female-founded AI businesses.

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This campaign follows on from the company’s “March Madness” campaign where Gigged.AI funded UK businesses to build new tech products using on-demand tech talent.

The collaboration not only targets the enhancement of Gigged.AI’s footprint in the UK but is also tailored to generate meaningful user cases. There will be multiple winners chosen every two weeks by Gigged.AI and OpenAI’s panel.

Rich Wilson, CEO and Co-founder of Gigged.AI said: “According to Gartner, 55% of businesses plan to pilot generative AI into their business models in the next 6 months.

“However, there is a huge shortage of AI talent in the UK and the perceived costs are high. In this campaign we are excited to show how combining on-demand AI talent with OpenAI’s product suite can ensure pilots can be created in a quick and cost-effective manner.”