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31 May

Trump Deepfakes, Misinformation Flood X After Conviction

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Supporters with millions of followers emphasized former president’s “outlaw” persona. Source link lol

31 May

The Past, Present, and Future of Data Quality Management

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Data quality monitoring. Data testing. Data observability. Say that five times fast. Are they different words for the same thing? Unique approaches to the same problem? Something else entirely? And more importantly-do you really need all three? Like everything in data engineering, data quality management is evolving at lightning speed. The meteoric rise of data and AI in the enterprise has made data quality a zero day risk for modern businesses-and THE problem to solve for data teams. With so much overlapping terminology, it's not always clear how it all fits together-or if it fits together. But contrary to what…

31 May

Data-Driven Insights And AI: Informing And Automating Complex Decisions

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I recently attended CCC Intelligent Solutions’ (CCCIS’s) conference in Atlanta, where it showcased its data- and AI-enabled capabilities in auto claim administration to its stakeholders — insurers, OEM players, ecosystem partners, and industry analysts. One of the conference’s central themes was using data, insights, and AI (especially eomputer vision) to automate complex decision-making in the auto claims process. Incidentally, CCCIS’s systems generated 1.8×10^54 combinations of factors in various types of auto claims decision-making. To effectively use AI, it is critical to understand the moments of truth in a vehicle claims process — what matters to the claimants and the insurer.…

31 May

Falcon 2 11B is now available on Amazon SageMaker JumpStart | Amazon Web Services

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Today, we are excited to announce that the first model in the next generation Falcon 2 family, the Falcon 2 11B foundation model (FM) from Technology Innovation Institute (TII), is available through Amazon SageMaker JumpStart to deploy and run inference. Falcon 2 11B is a trained dense decoder model on a 5.5 trillion token dataset and supports multiple languages. The Falcon 2 11B model is available on SageMaker JumpStart, a machine learning (ML) hub that provides access to built-in algorithms, FMs, and pre-built ML solutions that you can deploy quickly and get started with ML faster. In this post, we…

31 May

An AI tool for predicting protein shapes could be transformative for medicine, but it challenges science’s need for proof

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An advanced algorithm that has been developed by Google DeepMind has gone some way to cracking one of the biggest unsolved mysteries in biology. AlphaFold aims to predict the 3D structures of proteins from the “instruction code” in their building blocks. The latest upgrade has recently been released. The latest upgrade has recently been released. Proteins are essential parts of living organisms and take part in virtually every process in cells. But their shapes are often complex, and they are difficult to visualise. So being able to predict their 3D structures offers windows into the processes inside living things, including…

31 May

Announcing the General Availability of Row and Column Level Security with Databricks Unity Catalog

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We are excited to announce the general availability of Row Filters and Column Masks in Unity Catalog on AWS, Azure and GCP! Managing fine-grained access controls on rows and columns in tables is critical to ensure data security and meet compliance. With Unity Catalog, you can use standard SQL functions to define row filters and column masks, allowing fine-grained access controls on rows and columns. Row Filters let you control which subsets of your tables' rows are visible to hierarchies of groups and users within your organization. Column Masks let you redact your table values based on the same dimensions.…

31 May

Generational

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Last Friday, I attended Hugging Face's conference at San Francisco’s Exploratorium. Initially it was supposed to be a meetup of a few dozen people or maybe a hundred at most. But registrations quickly ballooned to 5,000 and people started referring to it as the Woodstock of AI, referencing the Woodstock music festival in 1969. The festival symbolized the counterculture movement of peace and idealism. While the Hugging Face logo 🤗 could have been the icon of the original Woodstock, the company’s mission is to democratize AI by publicly hosting thousands of AI models and datasets for anyone to access.Alongside the…

31 May

Dell earnings reveal sluggish enterprise AI adoption

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Time's almost up! There's only one week left to request an invite to The AI Impact Tour on June 5th. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to explore various methods for auditing AI models. Find out how you can attend here. Dell reported earnings after the market close Thursday, beating both earnings and revenue estimates, but its results suggest AI uptake across its enterprise and tier-2 cloud service providers is slower than expected. Dell’s stock was down -17.78% in after hours trading after posting a -5.18% loss during the regular trading session, but is still up 86.79% year to…

31 May

5 Interesting Startup Deals You May Have Missed In May: AI Help With Parenting And Fighting Obesity

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This is a monthly column that runs down five interesting deals every month that may have flown under the radar. Check out our April entry here. School is nearly out and summer’s almost here. A lot is going on in most people’s lives, so let’s take a look at a few intriguing startups that raised cash this month that may have escaped your notice. This month the rounds included everything from added support for cancer survivors to leveraging your car for credit. Let’s take a look. AI parenting Depending on who you talk to, AI can solve everything. But can…

31 May

T-Minus: How will solar storms affect Mars astronauts?

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This is T-Minus, where we breakdown the biggest developments in space, from new rocket launches to discoveries that advance our understanding of the universe and our place in it. Humanity is reaching new heights in space exploration. Make sure you’re part of the journey by subscribing here.The night of September 1, 1859, spooky stuff started happening all across the world. Compasses stopped working, causing ships to become lost at sea. Telegraph equipment began shocking operators and, in some cases, spontaneously catching fire. Stranger still, some telegraph lines continued to work even after they were disconnected from their power supplies.Meanwhile, the night…