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Architect defense-in-depth security for generative AI applications using the OWASP Top 10 for LLMs

AWS Machine Learning - AI

Many customers are looking for guidance on how to manage security, privacy, and compliance as they develop generative AI applications. This post provides three guided steps to architect risk management strategies while developing generative AI applications using LLMs.

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8 data strategy mistakes to avoid

CIO

How enterprises gather, store, cleanse, access, and secure their data can be a major factor in their ability to meet corporate goals. Many industries and regions have strict regulations governing data privacy and security,” Miller says. Dirty data or poor-quality data is the biggest issue with AI, Impact Advisor’s Johnson says.

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Designing generative AI workloads for resilience

AWS Machine Learning - AI

Resilience plays a pivotal role in the development of any workload, and generative AI workloads are no different. There are unique considerations when engineering generative AI workloads through a resilience lens. Although they’re important, they are a functional aspect of the system and don’t directly affect resilience.

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6 warning signs CIOs should look out for in 2024

CIO

CIOs had to navigate a labyrinth of challenges in 2023: generative AI rewrote the rulebook of technological possibility, governments started to draft new regulatory frameworks for the tech sector, and global conflicts disrupted business operations. This approach is essential to maintain business continuity.

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Lay the groundwork now for advanced analytics and AI

CIO

But reaching all these goals, as well as using enterprise data for generative AI to streamline the business and develop new services, requires a proper foundation. That hard, ongoing work includes integrating siloed data, modeling, and understanding it, as well as maintaining and securing it over time.

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