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Ai's team of data scientists and AI luminaries developed a groundbreaking platform that tackles the skills gap problem by analyzing millions of data sources - including corporate data and government statistics - in order to capture business growth drivers, analyze skills and skill-shifts cycles, and predict the 'Jobs-of-the-Future' allowing employers and employees to better understand which skills are emerging, evolving and expiring. The platform then maps an organization's skills inventory, quantifies talent gaps, and recommends internal mobility and transition plans and personalized training pathways to bridge the skills gap.
After a breach at a Florida treatment facility, tap water security is front and center. After a cyberattack on a Florida treatment facility, conversations surrounding tap water security are front and center for IT teams and H2O-quaffing humans alike.
Apiiro creates user profiles and analyzes a company's code base to spot high-risk changes and replace manual risk assessments with on-the-fly analysis.
Strike Graph announces the launch of its new AI technology platform. The first feature on the new Strike Graph AI platform is the ability to answer each question on a company's Security Questionnaire based upon an organization's security habits and procedures.
AI unveiled its new AI-powered Agent Performance and Coaching product line that empowers CX leaders to make data-driven coaching decisions that impact supervisors, quality analysts, and agents. AI uses AI and automation to give brands 100% visibility into agent performance data to make actionable, informed coaching decisions that impact core business KPIs.
C3 AI announced that software industry veteran Jim H. Snabe has joined the C3 AI Board of Directors. Mr. Snabe currently serves as Chairman of the Supervisory Board of the German industrial giant Siemens AG, and as Chairman of the Board of A.P. Møller - Mærsk A/S, the world's largest shipping and transportation company, based in Denmark.
An artificial intelligence commission led by former Google CEO Eric Schmidt is urging the U.S. to boost its AI skills to counter China, including by pursuing "AI-enabled" weapons - something that Google itself has shied away from on ethical grounds. "We have to develop technology that preserves our Western values, but we have to be prepared for a world in which not everyone is doing that," said Andrew Moore, a commissioner and the head of Google Cloud AI. The group has the ear of top lawmakers from both parties, but has attracted criticism for including many members who work for tech companies with big government contracts, and who thus have a lot at stake in federal rules on emerging technology.
This global Alliance brings together top technologists across the AI spectrum and includes a wide range of member companies. Partnerships in the Alliance will help create a Canonical Stack for AI, by driving strong engineering standards and creating seamless integration points between various layers of the AI infrastructure ecosystem.
CounterFlow AI announced Carter Bullard as the company's new Chief Technology Officer. A significant voice in the cybersecurity and networking community for over 35 years, Carter joins CounterFlow AI to lead technology innovation as the company continues to deliver network security solutions that provide visibility into encrypted traffic.
Research from Modzy found that security is also a serious concern with 72% of companies reporting that security breaches or threats to AI systems. Modzy surveyed 821 decision-makers about how companies are deploying and managing AI for the new report, "The Race Towards Artificial Intelligence Adoption."