By Mark Hogenmiller – When it comes to government deployments of automation and AI/ML, the spotlight often shines brightest on high profile applications – whether it’s augmenting soldier performance on the battlefield, driving intelligence gathering or modernizing the delivery of citizen services. … Continue reading →
I first posted about this a month or so ago. This is the future of publicly no code development. Simply make a statement and AI build a template for you. By Simon Bisson – Microsoft has started to bring some of these … Continue reading →
An “AI Bill of Rights” is all well and good. Who’s going to enforce it? Will that enforcement come in time? Hmmm… I wonder! We have cases where an AI has incorrectly identified a person of interest, or where AI … Continue reading →
By Jon Oltsik – According to ESG research, 52% of organizations believe that security operations are more difficult today than they were two years ago, due to factors such as the dangerous threat landscape, growing attack surface, and the volume/complexity of security … Continue reading →
By Lou Bachenheimer – Seamless digital integration is about a lot more than just cobbling together the best digital solutions on the market. How these advanced technologies interact makes a huge difference. Technologies designed to work together are key to achieving … Continue reading →
By Joe McKendrick – Our dependency on AI-based outputs seems to grow every day, both from a business as well as personal perspective. But are we willing to fully trust this output? Are we sure the data fed into these … Continue reading →
Interesting read however, I question (and it is mentioned in the article) the ability of AI to understand and employ the nuances of design as it relates to asthetics. I am not saying it isn’t possible. Simply that a lot … Continue reading →
To me, number one is the real biggest issue. Too often as a buyer, we look at today and not enough into the future. This is where your consultant should come in. To help you ask those questions you are … Continue reading →
Seem like this should have a while ago??? By Alexandra Kelley – Sixteen professionals hailing from the private and public sectors will form the inaugural Internet of Things Advisory Board within the Department of Commerce, a body of experts whose job will be … Continue reading →
Another researcher Rakesh Krishnan shared screenshots of the stolen data—which appears to include Tata Power employees’ personally identifiable information (PII), National ID (Aadhar) card numbers, PAN (tax account) numbers, salary information, etc. Additionally, the data dump contains engineering drawings, financial and banking records as … Continue reading →