The potential for massive improvement to productivity and the customer experience has businesses rushing to deploy generative artificial intelligence (AI) applications.
However, security professionals point to data privacy, model bias, harmful content creation (such as deepfakes), and the influence of malicious input on models as reasons to approach generative AI adoption with caution.
In this eBook from AWS, you will discover how to begin envisioning and implementing protective measures for your generative AI workloads that meet compliance guidelines and maintain performance.
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AWS exec: global alignment on AI regulation can’t come at the cost of growth and successInterview Serious discussions over global AI alignment will be needed in coming years to ensure no regions or nations are left behind
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Cisco named official partner of Madison Square Garden in multi-year network overhaulNews The tech giant will underpin the digital infrastructure of ‘The World’s Most Famous Arena’ with AI-ready data centres and advanced wireless connectivity
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'It's slop': OpenAI co-founder Andrej Karpathy pours cold water on agentic AI hype – so your jobs are safe, at least for nowNews Despite the hype surrounding agentic AI, OpenAI co-founder Andrej Karpathy isn't convinced and says there's still a long way to go until the tech delivers real benefits.
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Is an 'AI' bubble about to pop?news The Bank of England warns of the risk of a market correction if enthusiasm for the technology wanes
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AI isn't taking anyone's jobs, finds Yale study – at least not yetReviews Researchers say it's too soon to know what generative AI's impact will be on the workforce
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Mistral AI wants businesses to make new memories with Le ChatNews The company hopes new functionality and Connection Partners will broaden business appeal
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Is ChatGPT making us dumber? A new MIT study claims using AI tools causes cognitive issues, and it’s not the first – Microsoft has already warned about ‘diminished independent problem-solving’News A recent study from MIT suggests that using AI tools impacts brain activity, with frequent users underperforming compared to their counterparts.
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‘Agent washing’ is here: Most agentic AI tools are just ‘repackaged’ RPA solutions and chatbots – and Gartner says 40% of projects will be ditched within two yearsNews Agentic AI might be the latest industry trend, but new research suggests the majority of tools are simply repackaged AI assistants and chatbots.
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Andy Jassy memo warns staff that Amazon will "need fewer people" as it rolls out more generative AINews Amazon's CEO tells workers to be "curious" about AI and educate themselves to protect their livelihoods
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CEOs and CISOs at odds over the benefits of generative AINews While CEOs are hugely enthusiastic, CISOs worry about governance and legacy technology
