Doing AI Intelligently – Webinar And Presentation Kit
Implementing AI intelligently requires a strategic approach that balances innovation with risk management. Here’s how to do AI intelligently.
Implementing AI intelligently requires a strategic approach that balances innovation with risk management. Here’s how to do AI intelligently.
Discover strategies to effectively manage large language models (LLMs) in your enterprise and optimise your AI solution for better outcomes.
Enterprise leaders that impose technology-driven changes in the organisation instead of focusing first on the people aspect and culture that embraces change, find it more difficult to execute a successful digital transformation process. How can leaders best drive technical fundamental changes?
On the 9th of March 2023, IBRS moderated an in-depth peer roundtable on the challenges and future of fraud detection. The session was conducted as part of the Australian Cyber Security Leadership Summit and sponsored by Confluent. The session was attended by senior cyber security and fraud specialists from Australia’s top enterprises and conducted under Chatham House rule. Following is a summary of the key observations discussed and recommendations shared by the participants.
AI-infused information management tools are already in the market and more are expected. However, AI will not solve the issues that are crushing information management teams and leaving organisations exposed to increasingly fractured information governance practices.
The integration of AI and low-code tools into software development has raised speculations about the demand for software engineers. What impact does AI and AI-powered low-code have on the future of coding professionals? How will the landscape of software development change?
While vendors tout their low-code solutions as being able to span both professional developers and general staff who wish to quickly automate a process, the reality is your organisation will likely have two, if not more, low-code tools that are suited to different categories of users.
Over the past few years, the swift implementation of collaboration tools like Teams has enabled and even promoted employees to bypass conventional information governance procedures. Enterprise knowledge management is in tatters, as files and information are scattered across multiple locations, and shared, sometimes in uncontrolled ways.
IBRS conducted a presentation and open Q&A on the state of generative AI for a client. The presentation was lively, with many questions raised. A written response to the questions follows.