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What We Learned Auditing Sophisticated AI for Bias

O'Reilly on Data

When we use AI in security applications, the risks become even more direct. As AI technologies are adopted more broadly in security and other high-risk applications, we’ll all need to know more about AI audit and risk management. applies external authoritative standards from laws, regulations, and AI risk management frameworks.

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What is Model Risk and Why Does it Matter?

DataRobot Blog

This provides a great amount of benefit, but it also exposes institutions to greater risk and consequent exposure to operational losses. The stakes in managing model risk are at an all-time high, but luckily automated machine learning provides an effective way to reduce these risks.

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Top 5 Statistical Techniques in Python

Sisense

A data scientist must be skilled in many arts: math and statistics, computer science, and domain knowledge. Statistics and programming go hand in hand. Mastering statistical techniques and knowing how to implement them via a programming language are essential building blocks for advanced analytics. Linear regression.

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AI poised to replace entry-level positions at large financial institutions

CIO Business Intelligence

Large banking firms are quietly testing AI tools under code names such as as Socrates that could one day make the need to hire thousands of college graduates at these firms obsolete, according to the report. But that’s just the tip of the iceberg for a future of AI organizational disruptions that remain to be seen, according to the firm.

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Generative AI in the Enterprise

O'Reilly on Data

Unexpected outcomes, security, safety, fairness and bias, and privacy are the biggest risks for which adopters are testing. And there are tools for archiving and indexing prompts for reuse, vector databases for retrieving documents that an AI can use to answer a question, and much more. Only 4% pointed to lower head counts.

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UK public sector urged to ‘maximize the opportunities’ of gen AI

CIO Business Intelligence

AI has already found its way into many government departments, with the most common use of AI identified by the NAO being to support operational decision-making through automated document analysis, digital assistant functionality, and image recognition. Safety standards There is an element of caution to government departments’ approach.

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Generative AI use cases for the enterprise

IBM Big Data Hub

For example, organizations can use generative AI to: Quickly turn mountains of unstructured text into specific and usable document summaries, paving the way for more informed decision-making. Generative AI uses advanced machine learning algorithms and techniques to analyze patterns and build statistical models.