Tag: AI
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IBM revenue misses, but execs say AI will drive future growth – SiliconANGLE – “The company’s Red Hat subsidiary, which anchors its hybrid cloud strategy, grew revenue 14%. Krishna noted that the Red Hat business has doubled in size since the acquisition five years ago.”
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Gartner Unveils Top Predictions for IT Organizations and Users in 2025 and Beyond – “By 2029, 10% of global boards will use AI guidance to challenge executive decisions that are material to their business.” // Weird prediction.
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Always talk salary first – working with tech recruiters
Whitney has a LinkedIn problem Our second episode of the Software Defined Interviews reboot is up: Whitney and Coté talk with Sidney Miller about tech recruitment. They talk a lot about the process from both sides: people hiring and people looking for jobs. Plus, some thoughts on working at Neiman Marcus. Find Sidney in LinkedIn.…
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How you use customer GPTs – Great looking uses for custom GPTs, and thus AI in general.
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What Is the Point of Austin’s Fake AI Restaurant? – You usually this to build up follow for an account to sell to someone, then they delete all the content and start new with all those followers. But wouldn’t be it cool if it was some kind of new, surreal performance art?
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Three fun fonts and stories of enterprise data integration
Let’s start with some YAGV (yet another goofy video): Relative to your interests Spring AI: An AI framework for Java developers – No python? No problem. The Great Data Integration Schlep – ‘Every company has something fucked-up and dumb going on somewhere, no matter how admirable they are in other respects, and if they’re facing…
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[Spring AI: An AI framework for Java developers](https://www.infoworld.com/article/3540494/spring-ai-generative-ai-for-java-developers.html) – No python? No problem.
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Spring AI: An AI framework for Java developers – No python? No problem.
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Tanzu Postgres for Tanzu Platform for Cloud Foundry adds new features – Faster, incremental backups using pgBackRest, AI/ML support with Pgvector, and streamlined restore options with adbr
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Avoiding all the usual, boring app development problems with AI
Most of the generative AI applications we’ll see in the coming years will be just new features added to existing applications. Even more pragmatically, simply improving how existing applications work will drive a lot of the AI benefits. When it comes to applications, this means we should manage AI like we would any other service,…
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Desperately seeking AI ROI as IT budgets tighten – ”As we show above in red, at least 44% of the respondents indicate that gen AI is funded by stealing from other budgets. We’ve seen that number hover around 40% to 42% in previous surveys, and it pops up to at least 55% in the Global…
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Writing Examples – Good for itself, and probably good for instructing The AI.
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Sorry, GenAI is NOT going to 10x computer programming – People have been using generative AI to help with coding for a couple years now. Is it making 10x developers? This guy tries to make the excitement more realistic by pulling together research on the topic.
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“a placid island of ignorance in the midst of black seas of infinity”
My daughter’s opinion of platform engineering is “cool story, let’s go get that kibbeling.” Relative to your interests Ask HN: What happens to “.io” TLD after UK gives back the Chagos Islands? – Not good. Users engage with only 6% of product features: Product benchmark findings – ”We found that even the best product teams…
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Users engage with only 6% of product features: Product benchmark findings – ”We found that even the best product teams are focusing on features that aren’t being used by their end users. While 6.4% of features are driving 80% of clicks, almost 94% of features are untouched and ignored.”
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Workers have AI confidence — but no training to back it up, survey shows – ”Nearly two-thirds of leaders said AI is “fully implemented” across their organizations, while only 36% of workers agreed. Additionally, 60% of leaders say they are ahead of their competitors in AI maturity, while only 46% of workers agreed.”
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The flavor is a little…spare
I’d heard that the NotebookLM feature that creates podcasts was cool, but it’s wild! I’ve used it several times now. Here, you can listen to its summary of my chip tasting shorts. These are 60 second videos where my daughters and I try different chips – like foie gras, holiday stuffing, or just BBQ. You…
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Deep Dive: Jeffrey Dahmer – AI Generated
I asked the NotebookML Deep Dive crew to discuss Jeffrey Dahmer. I just gave it the text of the wikipedia page on him. My wife listens to a lot of true crime podcasts, so I wanted to see what she thought of the Deep Dive crew. She said it was good!
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