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You Can’t Regulate What You Don’t Understand

O'Reilly on Data

The world changed on November 30, 2022 as surely as it did on August 12, 1908 when the first Model T left the Ford assembly line. That was the date when OpenAI released ChatGPT, the day that AI emerged from research labs into an unsuspecting world. The key is to ensure that these machines are aligned with human intentions and values.”

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4 core AI principles that fuel transformation success

CIO Business Intelligence

Adopting an agile mindset and methodologies could give you an edge on your competitors, with companies that do seeing an average 60% growth in revenue and profit as a result. The agile mindset allows teams to push through setbacks and see failures as opportunities to learn, rather than reasons to stop.

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The road to Software 2.0

O'Reilly on Data

Roughly a year ago, we wrote “ What machine learning means for software development.” And most of us have been surprised when some program that has been reliable for some time suddenly screws up at some slightly unexpected input. In short, we can use machine learning to automate software development itself.

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10 best practices when partnering for strategic skills

CIO Business Intelligence

For the more specialized IT needs, there just aren’t enough people to meet the demand,” says Michael Manos, CTO of Dun & Bradstreet. “For For the more specialized IT needs, there just aren’t enough people to meet the demand,” says Michael Manos, CTO of Dun & Bradstreet. Staff augmentation and outsourcing are nothing new.

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CIOs confront generative AI’s workplace X factor

CIO Business Intelligence

Step one is likely a question of empowering the most capable people in your organization with highly tailored AI; the next step is removing the less capable altogether.” Mike Mason, chief AI officer at Thoughtworks, believes CIOs must remain critical when considering new generative AI tools for their workforces in light of this issue.

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What’s ahead for AI, VR, NFTs, and more?

O'Reilly on Data

And it will change the way programmers think too: they’ll need to focus less on learning programming languages and syntax and more on understanding precisely the problem they have to solve. We’ll see new tools and platforms for dealing with supply chain and logistics issues, and they’ll likely make use of machine learning.

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Embrace the Generative AI revolution: a guide to integrating Generative AI into your operations

CIO Business Intelligence

Until a year ago, when people suggested that AI was already mainstream and asked what the next big thing would be, I replied that we had not reached the end state of AI yet. However, with this transformative technology also come questions that keep tech leaders awake at night. How will companies consume GenAI capabilities?