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CIO insights: What’s next for AI in the enterprise?

CIO Business Intelligence

CIOs are under increasing pressure to deliver AI across their enterprises – a new reality that, despite the hype, requires pragmatic approaches to testing, deploying, and managing the technologies responsibly to help their organizations work faster and smarter. The top brass is paying close attention.

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CIOs weigh where to place AI bets — and how to de-risk them

CIO Business Intelligence

Like Gudipati and Nafde, Menon and her team are planning to use hyperscalers as a relatively low-risk option. Though a multicloud environment, the agency has most of its cloud implementations hosted on Microsoft Azure, with some on AWS and some on ServiceNow’s 311 citizen information platform.

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How to Gain Greater Confidence in your Climate Risk Models

Cloudera

Understanding a firm’s exposure to climate risk begins with creating scenarios and gaining better visibility to the impact of a variety of variables on the book of business. Stress testing was heavily scrutinized in the post 2008 financial crisis. The climate risk model makes robust scenarios possible. Assess Variables.

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Applying cyber resilience to DORA solutions

IBM Big Data Hub

The Digital Operational Resilience Act , or DORA, is a European Union (EU) regulation that created a binding, comprehensive information and communication technology (ICT) risk-management framework for the EU financial sector. It offers more control and flexibility for comprehensive testing and validation.

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3 areas where gen AI improves productivity — until its limits are exceeded

CIO Business Intelligence

We did side-by-side testing,” he says. In testing, gen AI was also particularly good at generating test cases and creating dummy data for testing. We got 600 people together to test gen AI in a sandbox to try different use cases in 54 different categories.” It’s not about reducing headcount, he adds.

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Why you should care about debugging machine learning models

O'Reilly on Data

In addition to newer innovations, the practice borrows from model risk management, traditional model diagnostics, and software testing. While our analysis of each method may appear technical, we believe that understanding the tools available, and how to use them, is critical for all risk management teams.

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What to Do When AI Fails

O'Reilly on Data

If our model generates false negative predictions for tumor detection, organizations could combine automated imaging results with activities like follow up radiologist reviews or blood tests to catch any potentially incorrect predictions—and even improve the accuracy of the combined human and machine efforts. How Material Is the Threat?

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