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AI & the enterprise: protect your data, protect your enterprise value

CIO

This will require the adoption of new processes and products, many of which will be dependent on well-trained artificial intelligence-based technologies. Stolen datasets can now be used to train competitor AI models. Years later, here we are. Sadly, this is the new reality for CISOs, with data exfiltration creating unprecedented risks.

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How to Use Generative AI and LLMs to Improve Search

TechEmpower CTO

This presents businesses with an opportunity to enhance their search functionalities for both internal and external users. While traditional search systems are bound by the constraints of keywords, fields, and specific taxonomies, this AI-powered tool embraces the concept of fuzzy searching.

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Artificial Intelligence – A Guide for Thinking Humans

Henrik Warne

Seeing a neural network that starts with random weights and, after training, is able to make good predictions is almost magical. The “big four” pioneers of the field were present: John McCarthy, Marvin Minsky, Allen Newell and Herbert Simon. These systems require labeled images for training.

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What is ERP? Enterprise resource planning systems explained

CIO

Enterprise resource planning (ERP) is a system of integrated software applications that manages day-to-day business processes and operations across finance, human resources, procurement, distribution, supply chain, and other functions. ERP systems improve enterprise operations in a number of ways. Key features of ERP systems.

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What is a liquid neural network, really?

TechCrunch

In the intervening time, the paper’s authors have presented the work to a wider audience through a series of lectures. These are neural networks that can stay adaptable, even after training,” Hasani says in the video, which appeared online in January. Ramin Hasani’s TEDx talk at MIT is one of the best examples.

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Scopio aims to turn hematology into remote work with $50M C round

TechCrunch

That process involves placing a smear of blood onto a slide, and examining the shape, size and structure of certain cells using a well-trained eye. Once samples are scanned in the lab, they could be reviewed by hematologists working from anywhere. If those tests present anomalies, a doctor might want to see the samples for themselves.

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AI agents loom large as organizations pursue generative AI value

CIO

Yet as organizations figure out how generative AI fits into their plans, IT leaders would do well to pay close attention to one emerging category: multiagent systems. All aboard the multiagent train It might help to think of multiagent systems as conductors operating a train. Such systems are already highly automated.