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Leadership
The Future of Leadership in the Age of AI – Preface
Today’s business leadership face a conundrum. Artificial Intelligence (AI) unquestionably will play an enormous role in the future of their organizations and the business environment in which they operate, but what effects will it have? Prognosticators have wildly different visions of the future it will create, ranging from causing the extinction of humanity to ushering in a Golden Age in which machines provide all humanity’s…
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Leadership
Leadership in the Age of Artificial Intelligence (AI)
AI’s effect on the workplace will not be limited merely to repetitive, production line-type jobs. Increasingly, it also enters the realm of highly trained knowledge workers. It will also affect those who manage workers currently employed in such jobs. AI likely will reshape jobs all the way up to the C-level offices. That doesn’t mean, though, that managers and executives will no longer be needed.…
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AI Security
The 1956 Dartmouth Workshop: The Birthplace of Artificial Intelligence (AI)
In the summer of 1956, a small gathering of researchers and scientists at Dartmouth College, a small yet prestigious Ivy League school in Hanover, New Hampshire, ignited a spark that would forever change the course of human history. This historic event, known as the Dartmouth Workshop, is widely regarded as the birthplace of artificial intelligence (AI) and marked the inception of a new field of…
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AI Security
Reflections on AI Progress
Looking back over the years, I’m struck by how far AI has come and yet how far it still has to go. In late 2005, AI is best described as a powerful set of tools - pattern recognition, optimization, inference engines - that can outperform humans in specific tasks and scale to volumes no human could handle (like sifting millions of emails for spam or…
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AI Security
Testing AI in Defense – A New Kind of Security Challenge
Looking back at our engagement, I'm concerned that the pace of AI adoption in military will overtake our abilities to validate and verify such systems. If AI systems continue proving valuable, there is nothing that will stop their adoption, but the infosec and QA communities simply don't have the tools and skills to ensure these systems behave in an ethical way. I remember our team…
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