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Meta offers Llama AI to US government for national security

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Meta will allow US government agencies and contractors in national security roles to use its Llama AI. The move relaxes Meta’s acceptable use policy restricting what others can do with the large language models it develops, and brings Llama ever so slightly closer to the generally accepted definition of open-source AI.

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Build a multi-tenant generative AI environment for your enterprise on AWS

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While organizations continue to discover the powerful applications of generative AI , adoption is often slowed down by team silos and bespoke workflows. To move faster, enterprises need robust operating models and a holistic approach that simplifies the generative AI lifecycle.

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10 AI strategy questions every CIO must answer

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What are we trying to accomplish, and is AI truly a fit? ChatGPT set off a burst of excitement when it came onto the scene in fall 2022, and with that excitement came a rush to implement not only generative AI but all kinds of intelligence. Do we have the data, talent, and governance in place to succeed beyond the sandbox?

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Generative AI operating models in enterprise organizations with Amazon Bedrock

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Generative AI can revolutionize organizations by enabling the creation of innovative applications that offer enhanced customer and employee experiences. In this post, we evaluate different generative AI operating model architectures that could be adopted.

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Marsh McLennan IT reorg lays foundation for gen AI

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Compounding this risk is a new and poorly understood factor: the potential for AI to amplify political misinformation and disinformation. The US government has already accused the governments of China, Russia, and Iran of attempting to weaponize AI for those purposes.”

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CIOs to spend ambitiously on AI in 2025 — and beyond

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Research firm IDC projects worldwide spending on technology to support AI strategies will reach $337 billion in 2025 — and more than double to $749 billion by 2028. Those bullish numbers don’t surprise many CIOs, as IT leaders from nearly every vertical are rolling out generative AI proofs of concept, with some already in production.

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Digital transformation 2025: What’s in, what’s out

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But CIOs will need to increase the business acumen of their digital transformation leaders to ensure the right initiatives get priority, vision statements align with business objectives, and teams validate AI model accuracy. 2025 will be the year when generative AI needs to generate value, says Louis Landry, CTO at Teradata.