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The development of cyber warfare in the US – part 5

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… DevSecOps (Development Security Operations) and AI/Machine Learning. … cyber intelligence to reduce the effectiveness of enemy operations.



You May Not Be Using AI to Its Full Potential

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The advances in computing capacity and artificial intelligence have long been hailed as a tremendous efficiency boost for wealth advisors and their clients. While almost all advisors recognize the implicit value of integrating AI into their daily practice, most AI adoption has either been via robo advisors (Wealthfront and Betterment) or "intelligent" customer service (think chatbots). The rise in model portfolios and manager selection has relieved advisors of the sole focus on individual equities, but clients still want insights on their favorite names (TSLA, AAPL, BTC). In addition, advisors with in-house research need to be able to provide the full context behind analyst upgrades/downgrades or price target changes and, therefore, have to dig through a mountain of PDFs and collate information from disparate sources in order to answer client questions and be seen as value-add. In the past, advisors with access to a dedicated information terminal could quickly access news and data their clients weren't seeing.



"HAI 2.0" – NPS Releases Updated Artificial Intelligence Course, Video Series

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Early AI began with a variety of tasks such as checkers and chess, speech recognition, language translation, and solving word problems. Over the years it has progressed to give us automated vacuum cleaners, robot dogs, Siri and Alexa, image recognizers, Chess and Go world masters, self-driving cars, and self-guided drones. These technologies have powerful impacts on Naval operations and warfighting as well. AI has the potential to revolutionize military technology, capability and operations. The possibilities have raised many speculations about what AI is capable of and whether it can be trusted.


Creativity should have been the last win for AI. Surprisingly, it's the first

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When OpenAI's DALL.E 2 was released two weeks back, the AI tool's ability to create images using sparse natural language instructions caused an online frenzy. Whatever its predecessor DALL.E could do, DALL.E 2 could do better. After the announcement, OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman spoke about the potential upsides of DALL.E 2 and the general direction that AI was moving towards in his blog. According to Altman, the general idea that AI's contributions would affect physical labour first, followed by cognitive labour and then eventually reach creative work has been reversed in reality. "It now looks like it's going to go in the opposite order," he noted.


SAP Labs India partners with IIM-Bangalore to upskill managers in artificial intelligence

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The initiative aims to make the knowledge of artificial intelligence and its components such as statistical learning machine learning and deep …


Artificial Intelligence: CCIA Welcomes European Parliament Progress on EU AI Act, Urges …

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"Artificial Intelligence will be key to help address a wide range of societal challenges, ranging from better traffic management to climate change.


Artificial intelligence hiring levels in the tech industry rose in March 2022 – Verdict

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This latest figure was higher than the 57.6% of companies who were hiring for artificial intelligence related jobs a year ago but a decrease compared …