Generative AI, trained on culturally diverse data, is on the rise and is expected to become culturally aware and accessible worldwide. Women's healthcare industry (FemTech) is seeing a rise in investment with increased focus on specific needs. As FemTech grows and goes hybrid, improved patient outcomes are expected. AI assistants will enhance developer productivity by assisting throughout software lifecycle. Industry-led, continuous skills-based training programs are being seen as a necessity as traditional education fails to keep up with tech innovation's pace.

Tech predictions for 2024 and beyond All Things Distributed

AMA released principles for AI in health care fostering consistent governance. AMA advocacy aims to support implementation of national policies prioritizing ethical, equitable, responsible, transparent AI development and deployment. Recognizing AI's potential and ethical considerations, principles guide AMA engagement in policy discussion. Principles call for comprehensive policy mitigating risks and maximizing benefits. Key principles include oversight, transparency, disclosure/documentation, generative AI, privacy/security, bias mitigation, and liability. Also addressed, AI usage by payors in decision-making, urging to not reduce or systematically withhold care. AMA aims to ensure safe, quality, unbiased, validated AI products brought to market.

AMA issues new principles for AI development, deployment & use AMA

Security executive Jason Elrod shares tips to develop business acumen among security executives: differentiate between business skills and technical expertise; adopt a beginner's mindset; find strategic mentors; focus learning on relevant areas; network and engage in cross-field forums; study and apply lessons from case studies; use feedback to gradually apply learned business concepts; and read recommended resource books. Elrod encourages applying these strategies for effective leadership, management, and cybersecurity in businesses.

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OpenAI, a leading AI start-up, experiences turmoil with CEO Sam Altman's firing and rehiring due to corporate governance issues. The firm's unique organization of having a non-profit entity overseeing its for-profit subsidiary leads to tension between fast commercialization and resisting rapid AI development, highlighting need for better corporate structuring.

The OpenAI Mess Is About One Big Thing The Atlantic

Generative AI, trained on culturally diverse data, is on the rise and is expected to become culturally aware and accessible worldwide. Women's healthcare industry (FemTech) is seeing a rise in investment with increased focus on specific needs. As FemTech grows and goes hybrid, improved patient outcomes are expected. AI assistants will enhance developer productivity by assisting throughout software lifecycle. Industry-led, continuous skills-based training programs are being seen as a necessity as traditional education fails to keep up with tech innovation's pace.

Tech predictions for 2024 and beyond All Things Distributed

AMA released principles for AI in health care fostering consistent governance. AMA advocacy aims to support implementation of national policies prioritizing ethical, equitable, responsible, transparent AI development and deployment. Recognizing AI's potential and ethical considerations, principles guide AMA engagement in policy discussion. Principles call for comprehensive policy mitigating risks and maximizing benefits. Key principles include oversight, transparency, disclosure/documentation, generative AI, privacy/security, bias mitigation, and liability. Also addressed, AI usage by payors in decision-making, urging to not reduce or systematically withhold care. AMA aims to ensure safe, quality, unbiased, validated AI products brought to market.

AMA issues new principles for AI development, deployment & use AMA

Security executive Jason Elrod shares tips to develop business acumen among security executives: differentiate between business skills and technical expertise; adopt a beginner's mindset; find strategic mentors; focus learning on relevant areas; network and engage in cross-field forums; study and apply lessons from case studies; use feedback to gradually apply learned business concepts; and read recommended resource books. Elrod encourages applying these strategies for effective leadership, management, and cybersecurity in businesses.

Jason Elrod’s Post LinkedIn

OpenAI, a leading AI start-up, experiences turmoil with CEO Sam Altman's firing and rehiring due to corporate governance issues. The firm's unique organization of having a non-profit entity overseeing its for-profit subsidiary leads to tension between fast commercialization and resisting rapid AI development, highlighting need for better corporate structuring.

The OpenAI Mess Is About One Big Thing The Atlantic