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Every company by now should make a policy decision on whether they are going to use no AI or lots of AI. If you are not giving clear guidance to employees you
by tveita 4y ago
Every company by now should make a policy decision on whether they are going to use no AI or lots of AI.
If you are not giving clear guidance to employees you are getting the worst of both worlds - a few jokers broadcasting internal documents and source code out to every online service they can find, while most people hold back either due to caution or because they don't know what's available.
- bradknowles 4y agoAmazon uses plenty of ML, and will be using more and more of it as time goes by. Witness Amazon Sagemaker. And plenty of AWS services are already making use of ML, either Sagemaker itself, or other ML tooling. EDIT: The key thing here is that it's AWS ML running on AWS infrastructure, not ChatGPT running on someone else's infrastructure somewhere else.
- bradknowles 4y agoEDIT: Oops. My previous edit to the message above did actually go through.