2023-04-10
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Title: Understanding the Pitfalls of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) in Business Description: In this enlightening video, we delve into the critical aspects of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) that are often overlooked by business leaders. With rapid adoption comes potential pitfalls such as over-reliance and ethical concerns that need to be carefully considered. Learn from industry experts as they implore leaders to further their understanding of GenAI limitations. Discover effective strategies to strike a balance between innovation and responsibility. Proactive knowledge and measures can help organizations fully exploit the benefits of GenAI while mitigating inherent risks. [0:00 - Introduction and context of GenAI] This video covers: - The rapid adoption of GenAI in the business world [1:20] - Potential pitfalls of GenAI, including over-dependence and ethical issues [3:45] - Deep dive into the limitations of GenAI and why leaders must understand these [6:12] - Strategies to balance innovation with responsibility [9:05] - The importance of proactive measures and knowledge in reducing GenAI risks [11:53] We encourage you to engage with the video, leave your comments and thoughts below, like, and subscribe for more insightful content. Also, visit our website to learn more about GenAI and its impacts on businesses [LINK]. Don't forget to check our other videos on AI technologies [LINK to playlist]. Follow us on social media [LINKS to profiles] to stay updated on our latest insights. This video offers a unique perspective on GenAI in business. Our channel prides itself on delivering timely, accessible, and valuable content to all viewers. Please let us know how we can improve your viewing experience! Notes: Descriptions are updated regularly to provide the latest information. This description avoids keyword stuffing, maintaining a natural and readable language. Keywords: Business, GenAI, Artificial Intelligence, Innovation, Limitations, Ethics, Strategy.Blog: https://embracingdigital.org/brief-EDW70-esPodcast: https://share.transistor.fm/s/1792d234
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#ai #compute #edge #cybersecurity #datamanagement #advancedcomms
Artificial Intelligence
Yet another thing parents need to be worried about. AI voice cloning! In a recent virtual abduction from a cyber bad actor, the mother of a 15 year old grow was called and spoofed using her daughter’s voice to announce her abduction. Followed by ‘I’ve got your daughter’. Quick thinking, the mom texted her husband to check on the location of their daughter who was safe. The FBI is investigating this and several other instances.
Eugenia Kuyda is the founder of Replika, a US chatbot app that says it offers users an “AI companion who cares, always here to listen and talk, always on your side”. Launched in 2017, it now has more than two million active users. Each has a chatbot or “replika” unique to them, as the AI learns from their conversations. Users can also design their own cartoon avatar for their chatbot.
https://www.bbc.com/news/business-65110680
NVIDIA, Getty Images Collaborate on Generative AI. The companies aim to develop two generative AI models using NVIDIA Picasso, part of the new NVIDIA AI Foundations cloud services. Users could employ the models to create a custom image or video in seconds, simply by typing in a concept. Joint effort aims to customize text-to-image and text-to-video foundation models to spawn stunning visuals using fully licensed visual content.
Ubiquitous Compute
Is COBOL finally dead? GFT and Cloud Frame are joining forces to help organizations move their COBOL programs to more efficient platforms. COBOL was developed in 1959 as one of the first multi-vendor-supported languages for mainframe business users. It has become increasingly expensive to debug and maintain COBOL systems due to the lack of Programmers that still work with COBAL.
Large language models (LLMs) are all the rage, with ChatGPT leading the way. This is only good for cloud service providers as LLMs require large amounts of computing and data storage for deployment and development. Not to be left behind, cloud service providers Azure, AWS, and Google have all announced their own LMS solutions to compete in this new battleground for Cloud dominance. Let’s ask ChatGPT who the winner will be.
https://www.infoworld.com/article/3693330/large-language-models-are-the-new-cloud-battleground.html
Google has thrown its hat into the ring of confidential computing with a new offering providing complete privacy of sensitive data by encrypting data at rest in transit and now in use. Azure and AWS have similar product offerings that provide confidential computing to public and private sector customers.
https://www.wired.com/story/google-cloud-confidential-virtual-machines/
Cyber Security
In an interesting DDoS attack, threat actors inundated npm, an open-source package repository for Node.js, by creating malicious websites and publishing empty packages with links to those malicious websites to take advantage of the ecosystem’s good reputation on search engines. Over 1.42 million bogus packages were uploaded.
https://thehackernews.com/2023/04/hackers-flood-npm-with-bogus-packages.html
Over 1,000,000 WordPress sites are estimated to be infected by an ongoing campaign to deploy Balada Injector malware. The attacks are known to play out in waves once every few weeks. The attacks redirect random subdomains to various scam sites, including websites with fake tech support. The best way to combat this is to update your plugins on your WordPress sites.
https://thehackernews.com/2023/04/over-1-million-wordpress-sites-infected.html
The Iranian nation-state group, MuddyWater has been carrying out destructive attacks on hybrid cloud environments under the guise of ransomware operations. The threat actors are masquerading as a standard ransomware campaign but are essentially destroying and disrupting critical IT operations. Findings have shown that MuddyWater has collaborated with DEV-1084 to pull off these attacks.
https://thehackernews.com/2023/04/iran-based-hackers-caught-carrying-out.html