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blog.christianposta.com
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| | | | Organizations need to think about what data gets sent to any AI services. They also need to consider the LLM may respond with some unexpected or risky results. This is where guardrails come in. There are a number of opensource projects for building guardrails directly into your application. There are also a number of vendor-specific content moderation services. What about building your own? From working with enterprises, I can say they have a lot of opinions over how content creation should be moderated in this AI/LLM world. | |
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blog.christianposta.com
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| | | | Things change quickly in the land of technology. AI is the "hot" thing. I feel for the platform engineers out there struggling with technologies like Docker, Kubernetes, Prometheus, Istio, ArgoCD, Zipkin, Backstage.io, and many many others. Those things are already confusing, complex, and require deep attention. These folks don't have time or attention to dig into AI and what's going on in that space. But little by little AI will land in their world. Platform engineers will need to understand AI. | |
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simonwillison.net
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| | | | OpenAI promised this at DevDay a few weeks ago and now it's here: their Chat Completion API can now accept audio as input and return it as output. OpenAI still ... | |
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www.future-processing.com
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| | A well-defined Business Intelligence strategy aligns data and analytics initiatives with an organisation's business objectives. |