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AI in the Enterprise

January 23, 2024

Australia evaluates compulsory guardrails to ensure safer AI

Australia is considering mandatory guardrails to promote the safe use of AI technology while bringing down its dangers.

CIOs confront generative AI’s workplace X factor

Ensuring productive partnerships between organizational end-users and increasingly intelligent software tools is critical to generative AI strategy success. Expect a rocky relationship in need of coaching and coaxing.

How to create an AI team and train your other workers

Creating a team with the right people is critical to avoiding pitfalls and achieving the efficiencies and production benefits promised by genAI tools.

GenAI set to replace these jobs, disrupt others — and worsen economic inequity

While some jobs will likely be replaced by AI, the machine-learning technology will also create new roles, help alleviate mundane tasks, and free up workers to focus on more creative work.

Dell data-protection report adds genAI to threat mix

IT executives are worried about public cloud security and cyberattacks, but in some instances, they’re not doing enough to prevent them.

New certification will determine whether a generative AI system is ‘Fairly Trained’

A new firm, founded by a former Stability AI executive, is providing certifications to generative AI systems, which have been trained on “consented” data.

How OpenAI plans to handle genAI election fears

Deep Fakes are among the election-related problems the generative AI company expects to battle in the year ahead.

Microsoft extends Copilot access to individuals and SMBs

Copilot Pro gives individual Microsoft 365 customers access to the generative AI assistant in apps such as Outlook and Word for $20 more per user per month. Small businesses will pay $30 — the same as larger enterprise customers.

Before you buy a Windows 11 'AI PC' in 2024, read this

The AI PC hype is building to a fever pitch after CES 2024, but here's the truth: if you're hoping to be blown away by what these computers can do, you need to temper expectations.

AWS is readying LLM-based debugger for databases to take on OpenAI

AWS researchers have published a paper that pitches a proprietary LLM-based debugger, dubbed Panda, against OpenAI’s GPT-4.

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