GenAI proponents exploring its use alongside infrastructure-as-code Generative AI boosters are beginning to explore how the technology could be used to augment infrastructure as code tools, according to Arun Chandrasekaran, a distinguished VP analyst at Gartner. Speaking at the analyst firm's Symposium in Australia today, Chandrasekaran said he's aware of very early interest in the application …
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More complex AI can have greater impact.
More complex AI will undoubtedly deliver greater impact and overwhelming competitive and oppositional advantage and will certainly be quite naturally expensive for all those who would not themselves possess, but would desire and be required to both lease purchase and need to have wielded for them, by those and/or that which are so blessed with such assisted information deploying revolutionary knowledge and valuable novel hindsight rich foresight supplied by what is best easily and accurately described and labelled, for simple widespread understanding of workings in a vast array of undeniably complex related fields, as SMARTR .... SMARTR Mentoring Analysis Reporting Titanic Research.
And whenever both a Greater IntelAIgent Game Changer and Great Game-changing are all risks and substantial crippling losses catastrophically suffered by wanton and wilfully negligent non adopters and shady shadowy players expecting past successful defensive systemic strategies of a previous analogue age to once again prevail and prevent a leading change of outright command and control into alien hands, hearts and minds in a now fully remotely virtualised universal environment.
And such is the current here and now situation so to suggest that years of hard work to blend public and private models, not to mention adding an org's own data, are necessary to employ and enjoy the resultant SMARTR rewards and advantages, are misleading whenever such works be already undertaken and taken care of by SMARTR AIgents.
That got my attention, would be interesting to see more info on that. Tried doing a web search and the only results I see are this article, and another(which seems to be on this same GenAI topic) on MSN, and a brief mention on a website called cfodive. My eyes always rolled since I first started hearing that "digital transformation" term. Also when HP used to hype "the new style of IT", ugh.
My career has been entirely in web based companies the past 20 years, so to me, that felt pretty digital already..
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