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We’ve seen a lot of discussion about AI projects not showing significant ROI, and this may be because the results are not trustworthy, which raises the question of whether the data being modeled is reliable. If AI is surfacing incorrect information because the model was built on outdated and inaccurate data, the problem lies with the source of the data.
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Your Biggest Cybersecurity Risks Could Be Inside Your Organization
Flipboard Is Now a Mastodon App– This is interesting and might make getting started on Mastodon a bit easier for people using Flipboard already.
A Swiss IT manager’s 500-piece vintage Apple collection is going up for auction
The Importance of Data that Doesn’t Exist – Part Three (Missing Metadata – A Case Study)
Cybercriminals Are Using ChatGPT to Make Their Jobs Easier Too– This seems like it was inevitable.
In all of the recent discussion about creating a certification for Litigation Support professionals to measure their proficiency in working with electronic discovery, I’ve always felt a strong push against the idea, but could never really articulate what about it bothered me. Today, in reading Chris Dale’s blog post about it, it clicked for me….
“The test, of course, offers nothing but downside. No extra credit, just points marked off. The test is the moment where you must conform to standards, to say what is expected of you. Perhaps a better question is, “Will this be in the Playbill?” The Playbill is the little program they hand out before the…