ARG - IT Clarity的动态

Adopting a bottom-up approach by empowering teams to recognize where they spend their most productive time is a more effective way to manage resources and outcome.

Hey #BHUSA! We’ve got you covered! DYK: Gigamon works with Black Hat to help ensure the organization’s network is stable, scalable, and safe for its expert event attendees. How? ?? By providing the deep observability needed to see and secure its voluminous event traffic. Read more: https://ow.ly/tqeb30sFzu6

Hey #BHUSA! We’ve got you covered! DYK: Gigamon works with Black Hat to help ensure the organization’s network is stable, scalable, and safe for its expert event attendees. How? ?? By providing the deep observability needed to see and secure its voluminous event traffic. Read more: https://ow.ly/bYr330sFAK8

? Introducing?LiveBench: a benchmark for LLMs designed with test set contamination and objective evaluation in mind. It has the following properties: ? LiveBench is designed to limit potential contamination by releasing new questions monthly, as well as having questions based on recently-released datasets, arXiv papers, news articles, and IMDb movie synopses. ? Each question has verifiable, objective ground-truth answers, allowing hard questions to be scored accurately and automatically, without the use of an LLM judge. ? LiveBench currently contains a set of 18 diverse tasks across 6 categories, and we will release new, harder tasks over time https://livebench.ai/

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BAD BUBBLES: AI, AM, Tulips, and Real Estate. As discussed in the interview below, AI could be the next big bubble to burst, taking down hyperinflated stock market valuations. It’s not the first, nor will it be the last, of the big bubbles bursting. Why? Greed. From “Tulip Mania” in the 1600s, the “dot com bubble” of 2000, and the real estate bubble of 2007, all bubbles are fueled by massive greed. When Gordon Gecko famously stated “Greed, for lack of a better word, is good,” he was wrong. Today, we have three bubbles, the AI bubble, the residential real estate bubble, and the additive manufacturing (AM) bubble. All three are overdue for a massive correction. All three are artificially inflated. In materials technology, the Additive Manufacturing bubble, also known as 3D printing, has been sucking up massive amounts of capital, to the detriment of other worthy technologies. There’s nothing wrong with 3D printing, other than the hype. It’s a tool and nothing more. It’s actually a very good tool for some types of materials, challenging for others, and impossible for certain classes of materials. I’ve been approached many times regarding ceramic matrix composites (CMCs) and 3D printing. Ironically, 3D printing isn’t amenable to composites with 3D continuous fiber architectures (like most of my technologies). The problem is that investment is usually a zero-sum game. ?In short, great materials aren’t getting investment dollars because they can’t be made by 3D printing approaches. This is a missed opportunity. All bubbles are bad. They suck up massive capital while they are being inflated. They wipe out massive amounts of capital when they burst. Many people and businesses are hurt by bubbles, even when they have nothing directly to do with the bubble itself. Collateral damage. Bubbles bad!

AI is making big promises in GRC. ?? Could complete autonomous compliance audits be in the near future? Ed Zitron, in a recent Factually interview, said to think of AI like a word or concept calculator: you input data, and you might get something useful. Just because AI mimics human writing doesn't mean it will replace writers, and realistic AI videos don't mean all entertainment will be AI-generated. Many companies feel forced to say they are AI and are rebranding regular features. For instance, in GRC: ? Compliance Checklists are now "AI compliance assistants." ?? Policy Management is now "AI-managed policy enforcement." ?? Dashboards are now "AI-powered insights." ?? Vendor Management is now "AI vendor compliance monitoring." ?? Document Review is now "AI-powered document review." This makes it easy to overlook the reality of the product—this is the AI hype bubble at large. If the AI bubble bursts or new regulations around AI in GRC are imposed, changing how AI is used, let's not put all our eggs in one basket. There are many useful applications of AI in GRC automation, but GRC isn’t just about paperwork and checklists. ?? It's about fostering a culture of accountability, transparency, and proactive risk management—AI can't build company culture or replace the human elements essential to GRC. Let’s be cautious about the promises of AI and focus on how it can truly complement GRC teams.

Aside from my last two posts, I've been away from LinkedIn for about a year. Despite the challenges we've discussed,?Fuse Lab?is still alive and kicking. Check out our credentials here for a look at what's been keeping us busy, and if you like what you see and need (or know someone who would benefit from) our expertise, hit me up! #creativeagency?#digitalmarketing?#agencyforhire?#willbecreativeformoney?#reluctantlywillingtopitch

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