Adriano S. Koshiyama

2 weeks ago | informationweek.com | Adriano S. Koshiyama

As chief information officers, you've likely spent the past few years integrating various forms of artificial intelligence into your enterprise architecture. Perhaps you've implemented machine learning models for predictive analytics, deployed large language models (LLMs) for content generation, or automated routine processes with robotic process automation (RPA).

1 month ago | theaiinnovator.com | Adriano S. Koshiyama

Artificial intelligence is driving a new era of enterprise transformation, accelerating automation, decision-making, and efficiency. However, as AI capabilities grow, so do the risks associated with their misuse. Recently, DeepSeek hit the market by storm and within days it was being adopted by major enterprises.

1 month ago | datasciencecentral.com | Adriano S. Koshiyama |Dan Wilson

How AI agents are reshaping one of the most prestigious tech roles of the past decadeIn a corner office of a Fortune 500 company, a team of data scientists once spent weeks crafting algorithms to predict customer churn. Today, a business user without data science support can craft an AI agent to perform same task in hours. As we enter 2025, we face a pivotal question: Are we witnessing the twilight of the data scientist profession?

2 months ago | businessandamerica.com | Adriano S. Koshiyama

In “2001: A Space Odyssey,” the HAL 9000 was built to be infallible. Instead, it became dangerously misaligned with its human operators: It prioritized its survival over the humans’ safety. Though today’s artificial intelligence systems aren’t sentient, the concerns underlying HAL’s fictional rebellion — AI misalignment, loss of control and unintended consequences — are at the heart of today’s AI governance discussions.

2 months ago | siliconangle.com | Adriano S. Koshiyama

In “2001: A Space Odyssey,” the HAL 9000 was built to be infallible. Instead, it became dangerously misaligned with its human operators: It prioritized its survival over the humans’ safety. Though today’s artificial intelligence systems aren’t sentient, the concerns underlying HAL’s fictional rebellion — AI misalignment, loss of control and unintended consequences — are at the heart of today’s AI governance discussions.