Eileen Yu
Senior Contributing Editor at ZDNet
Senior Contributing Editor at ZDNet Singapore
Senior Contributing Editor at ZDNet China
The big E has pronounced purpose. | Tech journalist, writer & panel moderator. Opinions here my own. Retweets aren't endorsement. Currently on @ZDNET.
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1 week ago |
futurecio.tech | Eileen Yu
The emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) agents has ignited much discussion across industries, including the finance sector, where they are touted to trigger a major shift with their ability to reason and carry out tasks autonomously. Asked how the use of AI has evolved in finance, BlackLine CTO Jeremy Ung pointed to agentic AI, which he described as the most significant development for the sector over the past year.
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1 week ago |
futureciso.tech | Eileen Yu
Deploying artificial intelligence (AI) will bring up added security issues that organisations need to address, such as potential bias in AI models, or risk seeing their investments go to waste. In fact, the rush to adopt AI has resulted in some businesses overlooking the need to do so responsibly. More than 80% of respondents in a global survey by NTT Data revealed that their leadership, governance, and workforce readiness were failing to keep up with AI advancements.
Thoughtworks AI chief: Stronger need for businesses to assess the right fit as more AI models emerge
3 weeks ago |
futurecio.tech | Eileen Yu
As more artificial intelligence (AI) and large language models pop up in the market, including open source alternatives, organisations will have do due diligence in assessing the different options to identify the right fit for their use cases. With AI, the mandate in last year for most businesses was simply to do something involving the technology. The focus now has moved to returns on investment (ROI) and rolling out AI at scale, said Mike Mason, chief AI officer at tech consultancy Thoughtworks.
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4 weeks ago |
futureciso.tech | Eileen Yu
Emerging technologies, particularly artificial intelligence (AI), are driving more sophisticated cyber attacks that will be increasingly tough to detect and businesses that are neglecting the fundamentals face the biggest risks. In Singapore, for instance, 13% of phishing email that were analysed in 2023 contained AI-generated or assisted content, according to the country’s cybersecurity regulator Cyber Security Agency (CSA).
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1 month ago |
futurecio.tech | Eileen Yu
The emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) tools such as AI agents, will bring more automation and efficiencies across work environments, but it does not mean humans can be left out of the equation. SAP, for instance, is heralding the transformation of business operations through “autonomous, collaborative AI agents”, where the next frontier of AI will unify people, data, and processes to augment outcomes.
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RT @eileenscyu: As more #AI and #LLMs pop up in the market, including open source alternatives, organisations will have to do due diligence…
As more #AI and #LLMs pop up in the market, including open source alternatives, organisations will have to do due diligence in assessing the different options to identify the right fit for their use cases. From my chat with Thoughtworks AI chief... https://t.co/cis1T78x3A
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