Should companies plan to switch AI models?
Suspended access to AI means IT teams may need to scramble.
Suspended access to AI means IT teams may need to scramble.
Recent college grads are being schooled on how to work with AI rather than not being hired at all.
We talk with the VP of security about important strategies as models “come and go.”
“They desperately want people to think that this is like the dot-com bubble, and that this is useful infrastructure,” Zitron tells IT Brew.
“I’m not convinced that this stuff is remotely essential to anyone,” Zitron says.
Generative AI tools are reducing legal workloads, but not the need to check work.
“It’s not that AI is causing the problem, it’s that organizations are being pushed to finally think about this in a new way,” AI platform CEO says.
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