Category: AI
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Do what I mean, not what I say
And the gentle art of wrangle meaningful responses from our Generative AI tools While listening to Welcome to the machine by Shadows Fall I was wondering about the current state of Gen AI. These AI-powered assistants are designed to generate human-like responses. But did you know these “human-like” tendencies spread beyond the general responses to…
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Decision making, to err is human
This idea has been on my mind for a while now. Ever since I heard the news that Algorithmic management, primarily known in the platform gig economy, where algorithms manage employees, is now being introduced in other sectors as well. Being fired by an algorithm is not how I would have predicted the rise of…
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AI is coming for your job!
There were some awesome news articles about AI and the new stuff they could do: Devin a generative AI powered coding engineer from Cognition OpenAI the company behind ChatGPT has been working with a robotics firm Figure to develop humanoid robot There are quite some releases around AI and Project Management Yes I’m skipping SORA,…
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Data Governance as the Bedrock of Effective AI Governance
As an organisation you need a plan to address the market disruption of Generative AI. You don’t need to build your own version of ChatGPT. But you need a plan on how your organisation will deal with all the initiatives that will start. Otherwise I wish you good luck with the conversation you will have…
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AI and its intrinsic link with data governance
I hope you found my previous blog post on AI governance and its link with data governance insightful. The feedback and engagement from you have been very interesting. As I am getting back in the habit of writing a blog a month (or more), I wanted to explore my own thoughts into the critical role…
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ChatGPT or AI in your work environment?
ChatGPT, an A.I. system developed by OpenAI, is available to the public since the end of 2022. It has been making big waves since. From making students book…
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Simplify Add Lightness Martijn Veldkamp
This famous quote is from Colin Chapman. It was his philosophy, somewhere in 1950 way before ‘minimalism’ became fashionable. Least number of parts By tradition, Lotus uses the least number of parts needed in its products. Yet, they are impeccably engineered, retain their lightness and work dependably. This is a great analogy and one we…
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“Simplify, then add lightness”
“Simplify, then add lightness” This famous quote is from Colin Chapman. It was his philosophy, somewhere in 1950 way before ‘minimalism’ became fashionable.…
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myEinstein
This year’s Salesforce Dreamforce conference started rather big with the announcement of my Einstein. The news spread quickly through the massive crowd of 170,000 plus attendees at Dreamforce 2017 and was met with equal levels of enthusiasm and scepticism. The Einstein machine learning platform has been updated with new predictive insights and chatbot capabilities. In…
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Human Error -> Root cause AWS S3 outage is found
Human Error -> Root cause AWS S3 outage is found Martijn Veldkamp "Strategic Technology Leader | Customer’s Virtual CTO | Salesforce Expert | Helping Businesses…