AI Survey Report
Level up your AI game with secure GenAI adoption
Snyk's report, "Secure Adoption in the GenAI Era," is your guide to leveraging the efficiency boost of Generative AI tools while keeping security risks in check.
This report goes beyond the hype, offering real-world use cases and best practices. Learn how 75% of companies are experiencing improved efficiency with GenAI, and discover how to navigate the potential security challenges identified by Snyk's survey of over 400 technologists.
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‘We are now seeing MAI models outperform general-purpose frontier models’: Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella touts in-house models to cut spiralling AI costs – and reduce growing reliance on frontier labsNews The Microsoft chief says pricey frontier models don't have to be used for every task, and its own in-house MAI models could be the key to reducing costs.
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3 ways to get your data AI-readySponsored Data placement, preparation, and orchestration make or break an AI project – and the Dell AI Data Platform reduces the strain on enterprise IT teams across both storage and the data foundation
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Agent 009… the nine-second warningIndustry Insights AI Agents can go rogue. What is the channel’s role as guardians of recovery?
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‘A company should be able to use a model without giving up the knowledge that makes it unique’: Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says enterprises shouldn’t be sharing so much data with AI providersNews The Microsoft chief warned that corporate data could be at risk thanks to AI models
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‘What we’re seeing right now is just rapid escalation in AI token spend’: Accenture tells staff to stop using AI for unnecessary tasks amid surging costsNews Accenture has told some staff to roll back the use of AI for basic tasks while the consultancy grapples with surging AI token costs.
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‘The claims in the suit are false’: Workday hits back amid lawsuit claiming AI recruitment discriminationNews Is AI hiring discriminatory? A California judge has given the go-ahead for a class action suit against Workday
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IT leaders are being stung by "unexpected" AI costsNews The growing costs associated with AI are hitting organizations large and small
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'Botsitting' is destroying productivity as workers spend nearly a full day each week making AI 'usable'News While workers are reporting productivity improvements, ‘botsitting’ means these are often negated
