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10 things to watch out for with open source gen AI

CIO Business Intelligence

Even if you don’t have the training data or programming chops, you can take your favorite open source model, tweak it, and release it under a new name. According to Stanford’s AI Index Report, released in April, 149 foundation models were released in 2023, two-thirds of them open source.

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Al-Qaeda Innovations Correlated To Unauthorized Disclosures By Snowden: Independent Verification Through Open Source Intelligence

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As a reminder, Recorded Future brings insights from the global grid of the Internet into the hands of analysts and researchers. Analysts can use Recorded Future to visualize information in multiple intuitive ways that can help draw out insights from an incredible array of sources. They provide more meat and graphics here.

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What is data architecture? A framework to manage data

CIO Business Intelligence

Shared data assets, such as product catalogs, fiscal calendar dimensions, and KPI definitions, require a common vocabulary to help avoid disputes during analysis. It includes data collection, refinement, storage, analysis, and delivery. Establish a common vocabulary. Curate the data. Cloud storage. Data streaming. Real-time analytics.

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Map an AI strategy that’s yours, not SAP’s

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A plethora of AI tools are already on the market, from open-source options to capabilities offered by internet giants like Amazon, Google and Microsoft. “You want AI to act on behalf of the enterprise, not just capabilities in a single ERP system,” Hays says.

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NGA joins GitHub, offers code to help disaster response

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If they can do open source, any agency can. GeoQ provides workflow management and integrates imagery and analysis from multiple sources, such as photos from smart phones and news broadcast footage, to help identify disaster areas and extent of damage, said Ray Bauer, technology lead for NGA’s Readiness, Response and Recovery team. “We

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Scale and Speed with Cyber Security

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Dealing with the scale that the internet can deliver, has unfortunately left us with a series of other non-optimal cyber security approaches and solutions. Things like packet routing, cell phone switching, stock trading and electricity delivery, these operate in mindboggling large ways with high reliability.

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21-22 May O’Reilly Solid Conference Heralds the Merging of the Physical and Virtual Worlds

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Call it the Internet of Things, the Age of Intelligent Devices, the Industrial Internet, the Programmable World, a neologism of your own choosing—it amounts to the same thing—the intersection of software, the Internet, big data, and physical objects. Brian Gerkey, CEO of Open Source Robotics Foundation.