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Getting the most out of open source without sacrificing security

CIO Business Intelligence

Open source has seen a great deal of momentum among mainframers, making collaboration easier and providing greater transparency. But for all of its benefits, open source is not without risks. By its very nature, open-source code is accessible to whoever wants to see it—including potential attackers.

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LinkedIn open-sources GDMix, a framework for training AI personalization models

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LinkedIn recently open-sourced GDMix, a framework for training the sort of AI personalization models used in search engines and ecommerce websites. Read More.

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AI Weekly: The challenges of creating open source AI training datasets

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Creating open source AI training datasets is a process that must be undertaken thoughtfully, according to experts. Read More.

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Google open-sources MT5, a multilingual model trained on over 101 languages

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Google open-sourced MT5, a model trained on over 100 languages that the company says achieves state-of-the-art benchmark results. Read More.

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Amazon Web Services continues open-source push with code behind SageMaker Neo

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Amazon Web Services has decided to release the code behind one of its key machine-learning services as an open-source project, as it continues to push back against critics who find its relationship with open-source software out of balance.

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Google open-sources framework that reduces AI training costs by up to 80%

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Google researchers recently published a paper describing a framework — SEED RL — that scales AI model training to thousands of machines.

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Uber releases Ludwig, an open source AI ‘toolbox’ built on top of TensorFlow

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The ride-hailing giant today debuted Ludwig, an open source “toolbox” built on top of Google’s TensorFlow framework that allows users to train and test AI models without having to write […]. Want to dive earnestly into artificial intelligence (AI) development, but find the programming piece of it intimidating?