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AIOps observability adoption ascends in healthcare

Dynatrace

exemplifies this trend, where cloud transformation and artificial intelligence are popular topics. Artificial Intelligence for IT and DevSecOps. This perfect storm of challenges has led to the accelerated adoption of artificial intelligence, including AIOps. Gartner introduced the concept of AIOps in 2016.

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Preparing for AI

O'Reilly

When tools like GitHub Copilot first appeared, it was received wisdom that AI would make programming easier. It would be a boon to new programmers at the start of their careers, just learning a few new programming languages. As we grow into AI, were growing beyond this makes programming easier. But theyre not here yet.

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Copyright, AI, and Provenance

O'Reilly

This ruling in itself raises many questions: how much creativity is needed, and is that the same kind of creativity that an artist exercises with a paintbrush? What should copyright law mean in the age of artificial intelligence? Copyright law says nothing about whether texts are acquired legally or illegally.

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Think Better

O'Reilly

The problem is that sort() is a great exercise in problem solving, particularly if you force yourself past simple bubble sort to quicksort , merge sort , and beyond. Similarly, I’ve seen arguments that no one needs to learn algorithms. After all, who will ever need to implement sort() ? Which brings me back to the title.

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Congratulations, You Are Now an AI Company

O'Reilly

Managing the new risks required everyone to exercise new discipline. These firms adopt AI the same way some developers move to a new programming language: by clinging to the mindset of the old. The ability to run certain processes 24/7/365 created new efficiencies and risks alike. We know Python. All this AI stuff is Python.

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Model Collapse: An Experiment

O'Reilly

To answer these questions, I wrote a Python program that generated a long list of random numbers (1,000 elements) according to the Gaussian distribution with mean 0 and standard deviation 1. I expected it to stay close to 1, and the experiment would serve no purpose other than exercising my laptop’s fan. 0004 at 10,000 iterations.

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ChatGPT, Now with Plugins

O'Reilly

It also generated a short program that implemented the widely used Miller-Rabin primality test. After fixing some obvious errors, I ran the program–and while it told me (correctly) that my number was non-prime, when compared to a known good implementation of Miller-Rabin, ChatGPT’s code made many mistakes.

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