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By Chris McGugan As artificial intelligence (AI) increasingly infiltrates every facet of our lives and businesses, it is facing growing scrutiny for its ethical implications. Many, including those who have played significant roles in developing […]
By Chinh H. Pham and Andrew (A.J.) Tibbetts Increased Adoption of Generative AI and Push to Minimize Algorithmic Biases – Generative AI took center stage in 2023 and popularity of this technology will continue to grow. […]
AI security is vital for safely leveraging the incredible potential of artificial intelligence technology. Let’s explore how enterprise architecture can map your IT landscape and show you how to protect your organization.
By Rob Quickenden Our social media feeds are full of predictions for the year ahead, after all, 2023 was an exciting and crazy year in tech with arguably some of the biggest advances we have […]
By Jitendra Gupta, Head of AI & Data Science, Wolters Kluwer ELM Solutions “Set it and forget it” might be a great infomercial tagline, but unfortunately, it’s never really applied to technology. Especially when it […]
By Paul Preiss, of IASA Global Many of you know I absolutely believe in what appears at first to be natural opposites, Autonomous Agile Teams and Large Architecture Practices. Not only do I believe both […]
Artificial Intelligence is frequently touted as a silver bullet to solve complex modeling problems. Among its many applications, it has been investigated as a tool to manage risks of complex investment products—so-called derivative contracts—in the […..
By Steven Kelts and Chinmayi Sharma In the past few months, governments across the world have released a roll-call of frameworks to achieve the responsible development of artificial intelligence. While the proposals are laudable, the […]
By Andy Ruth, of Sustainable Evolution & James Wilt, Distinguished Architect Artificial Intelligence (AI) has a fairly long & substantial history. Yet it recently, especially the last year, has taken the world by storm. Why […]
In the background of image recognition software that can ID our friends on social media and wildflowers in our yard are neural networks, a type of artificial intelligence inspired by how own our brains process […]
By Andras R. Szakal, VP and CTO, The Open Group Most enterprise architects will be familiar with – and will probably spend a fair portion of their lives thinking about – some version of Conway’s Law. […]
If we ask GPT to get us “that poem that compares the loved one to a summer’s day” we want it to produce the actual Shakespeare Sonnet 18, not some confabulation. And it does. It has memorised this part of the training data. This is both sought-after an…