From Monolith to Intelligence: How Enterprise Architecture Adapts to AI-Native Systems
by Nadzeya Stalbouskaya Abstract As organizations evolve from deterministic systems…
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How Soon Might Humans Be Replaced At Work
As noted by Thomas Claburn in The Register, there seems to be a
contradiction between two pieces of research relating to the development
and use of AI in business organizations.On the one hand, teams
of researchers have developed benchmarks to study…
How Soon Might Humans Be Replaced At Work
As noted by Thomas Claburn in The Register, there seems to be a
contradiction between two pieces of research relating to the development
and use of AI in business organizations.On the one hand, teams
of researchers have developed benchmarks to study…
AI has invented a new language, and added sex to a dull office context
It turns out that AI has created a whole new language. Humans do not speak it, and they may even mistake it for talk about sex. But luckily Generative AI is able to translate it to something humans can understand (and where the sex doesn’t show up).
Cascading EA Modernization: From Service Provider to Client Success
Introduction Recently attending two Gartner Events, Data & Analytics and…
The Strategic Role of Enterprise Architecture for Generative AI Vendors in Healthcare
Introduction The advent of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) marks a…
Generative AI ‘reasoning models’ don’t reason, even if it seems they do
‘Reasoning models’ such as GPT4-o3 have become a well known member of the Generative AI family. But look inside and while they add a certain depth, at the same time they add nothing at all. Not ‘reasoning’ anyway. Just another ‘level of indirection’ wh…
The key to real AI might be imagination
We humans do not simply react intelligently to what is there, we react to what could be there. And that makes a lot of difference.
Let’s call GPT and Friends: ‘Wide AI’ (and not ‘AGI’)
GPT-3o has done very well on the ARC-AGI-PUB benchmark. Sam Altman has also claimed OpenAI is confident that it can build Artificial General Intelligent (AGI). But that may be based on confusions around ‘learning’. On the difference between narrow, ge…
Google’s ‘Willow’ quantum computer: impressive science and misleading marketing
Google has announced ‘Willow’, a quantum computer that can calculate so fast it would take a supercomputer 10 septillion (a 10 with 25 zeros) years to do the same. But while the science is real and cool, the message is misleading. An explainer for non-…
The Open Group Summit Highlights – Houston, Texas – October 28 – 31, 2024
By Ash Patel – CDMP, Marketing Specialist, The Open Group
The Open Group Summit returned to the Energy Corridor in Houston, Texas where 570+ attendees from across the world were present including distinguished experts, industry and thought leaders, and experienced practitioners in the fields of AI, open source, and many more. The theme Ideation, Through Innovation, Into Implementation encompassed high-powered discussions, invaluable experiences, and profound knowledge. The event featured a prominent group of industry experts and attendees who came together for a week of engaging insights, in-depth keynote talks, Industry Awareness sessions, hands-on Member meetings, and energizing networking receptions.
Influencing the Habermas Machine
In my previous post Towards the Habermas Machine, I talked about a large language model (LLM) developed by Google DeepMind for generating a consensus position from a collection of individual views, named after Jürgen Habermas.Given that democratic deli…