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Does AI Involve Coding?

Dataiku

The short answer to this question is that AI can involve coding, but doesn’t necessarily always have to — this will depend greatly on your background, skill set, and general preference. As a corollary, low- and no-code AI is gaining immense popularity as everyone (especially analysts) wants a piece of the action.

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The Quality of Auto-Generated Code

O'Reilly on Data

Kevlin Henney and I were riffing on some ideas about GitHub Copilot , the tool for automatically generating code base on GPT-3’s language model, trained on the body of code that’s in GitHub. First, we wondered about code quality. We know how to test whether or not code is correct (at least up to a certain limit).

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CIOs in financial services embrace gen AI — but with caution

CIO Business Intelligence

Highly regulated, customer-centric, and dependent on layers of human involvement and manual processes, financial services are ripe for automation through artificial intelligence (AI). Those same characteristics, however, reveal the risks AI pose to this sector. AI is not the future of financial services — it’s the present.

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Expectations vs. reality: A real-world check on generative AI

CIO Business Intelligence

Is generative AI so important that you need to buy customized keyboards or hire a new chief AI officer, or is all the inflated excitement and investment not yet generating much in the way of returns for organizations? For every optimistic forecast, there’s a caveat against a rush to launch.

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Prompting Isn’t The Most Important Skill

O'Reilly on Data

Although I agree that designing good prompts for AI is an important skill, Agarwal overstates his case. Attempts to define prompt engineering fall into two categories: Coming up with clever prompts to get an AI to do what you want while sitting at your laptop. Neither is including evidence for the AI to use as part of the prompt.

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Microsoft and Cognizant team up to boost enterprise Copilot adoption

CIO Business Intelligence

But the partnership seeks to go beyond Cognizant’s internal use, with Microsoft and Cognizant teaming up to promote generative AI use across Cognizant’s global client base through the advisory and digital transformation services arm of Cognizant’s business.

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3 ways CIOs should drive the future of work

CIO Business Intelligence

The CIO as a key driver for the future of work Many CIOs will say IT is involved in laying the foundation for the future of work at their organizations, but usually in a supporting role. One area I expect generative AI to impact the future of work significantly is knowledge management and enterprise search experiences.