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    OpenAI’s SimpleQA tool for discerning genAI accuracy — right message, wrong messenger – Computerworld

    OpenAI pretty much concedes this in the report: “In this work, we will sidestep the open-endedness of language models by considering only short, fact-seeking questions with a single answer. This reduction of scope is important because it makes measuring factuality much more tractable, albeit at the cost of leaving open research questions such as whether improved behavior on short-form factuality…

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    What if robots learned the same way genAI chatbots do? – Computerworld

    There’s no question that robotics is transforming our world. Thanks to computerized machines, manufacturing, healthcare, agriculture, supply chains, retail, automotive, construction, and other industries are seeing rapidly increasing efficiencies and new capabilities. One challenge with bringing new robots online is that it’s hard, expensive, and time-consuming to train them for the task at hand. Once you’ve trained them, you have…

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    The genAI emperor has no clothes – Computerworld

    “Today’s models are really just predicting the next word in a text, he says. But they’re so good at this that they fool us. And because of their enormous memory capacity, they can seem to be reasoning, when in fact they’re merely regurgitating information they’ve already been trained on. “‘We are used to the idea that people or entities that…

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    Here’s how Cleary Gottlieb law firm uses genAI for pre-trial discovery and more – Computerworld

    “We are very LLM agnostic, in that we’re able to look at the different tasks and see which one is right for a particular task. For image analysis, or the multimedia analysis, we’re using the latest and greatest, such as the ChatGPT Omni. It’s unique in having capabilities for drafting [client-privilege] log lines. Depending on the data, we’re shifting between…

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    Atlassian’s genAI assistant Rovo is now available – Computerworld

    Finally, there are genAI agents that function as virtual “teammates.”  The agents can be designed to generate and review marketing content, for instance, collate feedback from various sources, or streamline processes such as clearing up Jira backlogs and organizing Confluence pages. Users can also create their own Rovo Agents using a no-code text interface or Atlassian’s Forge app development platform. More than 20 pre-built…

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    Think data leaks are bad now? Wait until genAI supersizes them – Computerworld

    3. Impose stiff punishments for Shadow AI violations. In theory, you can control contacts and data access with your key genAI partners. But if your people start feeding data into ChatGPT, Perplexity or their own account on CoPilot, they need to know that they will be discovered and that two violations mean termination. First, you need to take this request up as high as…

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    GenAI Could Add €1.4 Trillion to the EU’s GDP by 2034

    Generative AI could add between €1.2 and €1.4 trillion to the E.U.’s gross domestic product within a decade, the equivalent of 8% of growth a year, a new Google report claims. The gains would come from employee productivity increases, the free time created from automating tasks, and the re-employment of people who once handled those tasks. The report, The economic…

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    Checkr ditches GPT-4 for a smaller genAI model, streamlines background checks

    Checkr provides 1.5 million personnel background checks per month for more than 100,000 businesses, a process that requires generative AI (genAI) and machine learning tools to sift through massive amounts of unstructured data. The automation engine produces a report about each potential job prospect based on background information that can come from a number of sources, and it categorizes criminal…

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    Microsoft vowed to fight climate change — then genAI came along – Computerworld

    Then there’s what might be nuclear power’s biggest problem. The same technology used to make fuel for nuclear plants can be used to make nuclear weapons — and nuclear plants are notably insecure. The Union of Concerned Scientists warns: “The NRC [Nuclear Regulatory Commission] has regularly downplayed the threat of nuclear terrorism, relaxing its requirements for security exercises in response to…

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    50% More Professionals Rank Data Privacy as a Top GenAI Concern in 2024

    Concerns over data privacy in relation to generative AI have surged, a new report from Deloitte has found. While last year only 22% of professionals ranked it among their top three concerns, this year the figure has risen to 72%. The next highest ethical GenAI concerns were transparency and data provenance, with 47% and 40% of professionals ranking them in…

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