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Nat Rubio-Licht

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Senior Reporter at The Daily Upside

senior reporter @thedailyupside, covering tech | formerly @protocol @labjnews @seattlemag | she/they | say hi: [email protected]

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  • Increasing Your Enterprise’s ‘Adaptability Quotient’

    6 days ago | thedailyupside.com | Nat Rubio-Licht

    When Shibani Ahuja landed in San Francisco for her onboarding at Salesforce seven months ago, she was struck by the number of billboards focused on AI and tech. They stood in stark contrast to those in her home city of Toronto, which mostly displayed ads for personal injury lawyers, she said.

  • Finance Departments Struggle to Balance AI Adoption Risks With Rewards

    1 week ago | thedailyupside.com | Nat Rubio-Licht

    If you’re not considering how to work AI into your finance team, you may be behind the curve. While doing so involves additional hurdles and higher stakes than adding AI to other departments in an enterprise, the benefits that the tech can bring – and the ability to stay ahead of competition – may be worth the hassle, experts told CIO Upside as part of our first-ever webinar.

  • Why is the Quantum Race Moving Faster?

    1 week ago | thedailyupside.com | Nat Rubio-Licht

    Quantum breakthroughs are picking up the pace. In mid-June, IBM released its quantum roadmap, outlining a path to “IBM Quantum Starling,” what the company expects to be the “first large-scale, fault-tolerant quantum computer,” by 2029.

  • IBM Patent Seeks to Help AI Models ‘Unlearn’

    1 week ago | thedailyupside.com | Nat Rubio-Licht

    IBM wants to help AI models pick up good habits. The tech firm is seeking to patent a system for  “automated guidance for machine unlearning,” which essentially helps AI models discard programming that deviates from its intended objectives and makes suggestions on retraining. First, IBM’s tech removes data from a trained machine learning model that may be influencing specific outputs, such as ones exhibiting bias or accuracy issues.

  • Oracle Patent Keeps Large Language Models From Spilling Secrets

    1 week ago | thedailyupside.com | Nat Rubio-Licht

    What goes into a chatbot eventually comes out. Oracle wants to make those inputs and outputs a little more confidential. The company is seeking to patent a system providing “entity relationship privacy for large language models” that would protect confidential information in datasets used in AI training.

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Nat Rubio
Nat Rubio @natrubio__
10 Feb 25

Today: Enterprises need to think about the ethical implications of their AI deployments — or risk long-term reputational damage, one expert told me. https://t.co/sojFlQPtrz

Nat Rubio
Nat Rubio @natrubio__
3 Feb 25

Today in CIO Upside: Enterprise cloud security is about more than just building thicker defenses — it also requires holding everyone accountable. https://t.co/6G9Yeme3o1

Nat Rubio
Nat Rubio @natrubio__
23 Dec 24

When it comes to data, sometimes less is more. Data minimization is the idea that the less data you store, the less you have to worry about anything sensitive slipping through the cracks. Check out our latest teaser of CIO Upside, via @thedailyupside: https://t.co/0W1FR1yCwK