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Guidelines not policies: The University of Texas at San Antonio’s approach to gen AI

CIO Business Intelligence

Framing the guardrails According to Ketchum, they were very deliberate about not developing restrictive policies around the use of AI. Rather, they put together AI adoption guidelines in consultation with experts and analysts from IDC and Gartner, as well as their legal and cybersecurity team. “We

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New AI Security Guidelines Published by NCSC, CISA & More International Agencies

Tech Republic Security

The Guidelines for Secure AI System Development have been drawn up to help developers ensure security is baked into the heart of new artificial intelligence models.

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How employers can inspire software developers

CIO Business Intelligence

Software developers are in demand. They must be developer-friendly because software development is not a traditional 9-to-5 job. Autonomy: The basis for innovation Autonomy is the essential element of a company that wants to create a developer-friendly work environment by expanding the scope and responsibility of employees.

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New Secure AI Development Rules are Historic, But Do They Matter?

Information Week

18 nations have signed on to the new non-binding 'Guidelines for Secure AI System Development,' but, without enforcement, will it make an impact?

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Solving Open Source Complexity with a Managed Data Infrastructure Platform

With its unparalleled flexibility, rapid development and cost-saving capabilities, open source is proving time and again that it’s the leader in data management. But as the growth in open source adoption increases, so does the complexity of your data infrastructure.

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Why CIOs Must Set the Rules for No-Code, Low-Code, Full-Code

Information Week

IT leaders must step in with guidelines about when to develop applications using low code and no code, and when it's necessary to develop in a full-code mode.

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Camelot Secure’s AI wizard eases path to cybersecurity compliance

CIO Business Intelligence

We noticed that many organizations struggled with interpreting and applying the intricate guidelines of the CMMC framework,” says Jacob Birmingham, VP of Product Development at Camelot Secure. This often resulted in lengthy manual assessments, which only increased the risk of human error.”