CIOs rethink public cloud as AI strategies mature

“Most of the time, the AI ​​affects confidential data or commercial data,” explains Aerni. “Then, reflection on architecture and what the workload should be public against private, or even on premium, becomes a real question.” The public cloud still offers maximum scalability for AI projects, and in recent years, CIOs have been convinced by the…

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Will the deployment of the Trump National Guard in Los Angeles be blocked? Cryptocurrency bettors see a strong chance while Gavin Newsom approaches court

Cryptocurrency bettors have seen a high probability that the courts block the deployment of the US military in Los Angeles as demonstrations against the president Donald Trump The repression of immigration entered their fifth day. What happened: Will the Paris contract “The courts will they block the deployment of the Trump National Guard by Friday?”…

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European Tourism Boards Embrace AI, But Face Skills Gap

European tourism agencies find it difficult to go beyond the experimental phases with artificial intelligence, even if their marketing departments adopt the technology of content creation and translation tasks, according to a new industry report. The European Travel Commission will publish the results of a survey of national tourism organizations on the state of adoption…

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Scientists want to prevent AI from going rogue by teaching it to be bad first

Researchers are trying to “vaccinate” artificial intelligence systems against the development of maligning personality traits, too flattering or otherwise harmful in an apparently counter-intuitive way: by giving them a small dose of these problematic traits. A new study, led by the Anthropic Fellows program for research on IA security, aims to prevent and even predict…

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