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Linux in your car: Red Hat’s milestone collaboration with exida

Network World

While it may not be obvious to all of us, Linux is playing an increasingly important role in the automotive industry. Linux is very well known and appreciated in the automotive industry with increasing attention being paid both to its reliability and its security. Why open source? This isn’t a new idea.

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Nvidia intros new guardrail microservices for agentic AI

CIO Business Intelligence

It was trained on Nvidias open-source Aegis Content Safety Data Set, which includes 35,000 human-annotated data samples flagged for AI safety. It was built on Nvidia Garak, an open-source toolkit for vulnerability scanning trained on a dataset of 17,000 known jailbreaks.

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Multicloud: Tips for getting it right

CIO Business Intelligence

IT conglomerates from many data sources and services This has a huge impact on players in highly complex environments, such as the development of systems for autonomous driving or the energy networks of the future. A supplier is developing an application to control the braking behavior of autonomous vehicles.

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Wanted: White hat hackers to break new automotive software updater code

Tech Republic Security

Researchers who developed an open source software update framework for cars are asking security experts to help find flaws in its code. Over-the-air software updates for cars is a security risk.

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What is NLP? Natural language processing explained

CIO Business Intelligence

Here are three examples of how organizations are putting the technology to work: Edmunds drives traffic with GPT: The online resource for automotive inventory and information has created a ChatGPT plugin that exposes its unstructured data — vehicle reviews, ratings, editorials — to the generative AI. NLTK is offered under the Apache 2.0

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Data as a service: Top vendors offering data on tap

CIO Business Intelligence

Sometimes it comes from external, oftentimes open, sources, gathered together by the DaaS vendor to help enterprises leverage data assets they might otherwise be unable to deal with themselves. Many of the tools are also following the current fashion of making development simpler and smarter.

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Top 8 customer data platforms

CIO Business Intelligence

There are also low-code or no-code options that make the platforms more accessible to non-coders in the marketing department, at least after developers handle the integration chores. Others have open price lists with set thresholds and, sometimes, free tiers to help you evaluate the tools. Another difference lies in pricing.

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