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This approach delivers substantial benefits: consistent execution, lower costs, better security, and systems that can be maintained like traditional software. This translates to higher costs and slower response times. Security Letting LLMs make runtime decisions about business logic creates unnecessary risk.
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Speaker: Shreya Rajpal, Co-Founder and CEO at Guardrails AI & Travis Addair, Co-Founder and CTO at Predibase
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One of them is Katherine Wetmur, CIO for cyber, data, risk, and resilience at Morgan Stanley. Wetmur says Morgan Stanley has been using modern data science, AI, and machine learning for years to analyze data and activity, pinpoint risks, and initiate mitigation, noting that teams at the firm have earned patents in this space.
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It also highlights the downsides of concentration risk. What is concentration risk? Looking to the future, IT leaders must bring stronger focus on “concentration risk”and how these supply chain risks can be better managed. Unfortunately, the complexity of multiple vendors can lead to incidents and new risks.
This year, many CIOs have focused on getting AI prototypes up and running without fully considering the long-term operating costs , he says. Gartner recently estimated that organizations that don’t understand how their generative AI costs scale could make a 500% to 1,000% calculation error, he notes. That’s not where you want to be.”
Speaker: Donna Laquidara-Carr, PhD, LEED AP, Industry Insights Research Director at Dodge Construction Network
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It also has the benefit that as underlying AI costs drop over time service providers can extract more margin for this work. A third way that AI agents could be priced is by calculating the underlying costs and charging a small markup, he says. CIOs should also consider total cost of ownership, he says.
This is the easiest way to start benefiting from AI without needed the skills to develop your own models and applications.” For the global risk advisor and insurance broker that includes use cases for drafting emails and documents, coding, translation, and client research.
Those customers should be evaluating if, when and how they will tap into the benefits that AI and GenAI can provide to improve operational and financial performance. With a perception of limited or no benefit, not taking any action can appear attractive and may be the right choice.
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The typical reaction is to ban any use of it until you can figure out what it is, what it does, how it will benefit your business and how you can safely and securely deploy it. Do you really benefit by awaiting others to figure it out for you and then sell you their services — when they know little to nothing about your business?
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