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ChatGPT, the rise of generative AI

CIO Business Intelligence

Five years later, transformer architecture has evolved to create powerful models such as ChatGPT. Meanwhile, however, many other labs have been developing their own generative AI models. There will be more developments in the generative AI space for the foreseeable future, and they’ll become available rapidly.

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Generative AI in enterprises: LLM orchestration holds the key to success

CIO Business Intelligence

Many enterprises are accelerating their artificial intelligence (AI) plans, and in particular moving quickly to stand up a full generative AI (GenAI) organization, tech stacks, projects, and governance. This is akin to the challenge of choosing a skilled doctor when one lacks medical expertise.

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Toyota transforms IT service desk with gen AI

CIO Business Intelligence

Ballard is also the technology executive responsible for both the company’s battery electric vehicle (BEV) platform as it shifts to electrification, and its digital platform engineering and architecture organization, and he counts on conversational AI and generative AI as major components to transform HR and IT service requests.

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Top 16 business process management tools

CIO Business Intelligence

Since those early inhouse iterations, BPM systems have evolved into excellent full-fleged platforms for tracking and fine-tuning everything that happens inside an organization, complete with a wide variety of interfaces for working with other standard enterprise systems such as accounting software or assembly line management systems.

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The year’s top 10 enterprise AI trends — so far

CIO Business Intelligence

Embedded AI Embedding AI into enterprise systems that employees were already using was a trend before gen AI came along. And as it gets cheaper and easier to customize AIs, more companies will begin doing it for smaller use cases, says Greenstein, making it truly pervasive in the enterprise.

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WEF Outlines Path to Cyber Resilience for Manufacturing Sector

SecureWorld News

Consequently, in an average building with six systems, an alarming 24 to 100 or more individuals can have unrestricted, uncontrolled access to critical infrastructure. This transition from traditional airgapped systems to hyperconnected environments augments cybersecurity risks. Addressing this significant gap is imperative."