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Your Vendor’s “We Don’t Train On Your Data” Promise Is a Sentence, Not A Data Architecture
Why the real exposure in generative, predictive, and agentic AI contracts lives in fine-tuning, logs, and retrieval, not in the one line everyone quotes back to legal Every procurement team has now heard the sentence. A vendor says it, a sales deck repeats it, and somebody on the buying side writes it into the approval memo as if it closes the risk. It doesn't. ”We don't train on your data” answers one question out of at least seven, and it is usually the easiest one for a vendor to […] -
Your Vendor’s “We Don’t Train On Your Data” Promise Is a Sentence, Not A Data Architecture
Why the real exposure in generative, predictive, and agentic AI contracts lives in fine-tuning, logs, and retrieval, not in the one line everyone quotes back to legal Every procurement team has now heard the sentence. A vendor says it, a sales deck repeats it, and somebody on the buying side writes it into the approval memo as if it closes the risk. It doesn't. ”We don't train on your data” answers one question out of at least seven, and it is usually the easiest one for a vendor to […] -
Your Vendor’s “We Don’t Train On Your Data” Promise Is a Sentence, Not A Data Architecture
Why the real exposure in generative, predictive, and agentic AI contracts lives in fine-tuning, logs, and retrieval, not in the one line everyone quotes back to legal Every procurement team has now heard the sentence. A vendor says it, a sales deck repeats it, and somebody on the buying side writes it into the approval memo as if it closes the risk. It doesn't. ”We don't train on your data” answers one question out of at least seven, and it is usually the easiest one for a vendor to […] -
Your Vendor’s “We Don’t Train On Your Data” Promise Is a Sentence, Not A Data Architecture
Why the real exposure in generative, predictive, and agentic AI contracts lives in fine-tuning, logs, and retrieval, not in the one line everyone quotes back to legal Every procurement team has now heard the sentence. A vendor says it, a sales deck repeats it, and somebody on the buying side writes it into the approval memo as if it closes the risk. It doesn't. ”We don't train on your data” answers one question out of at least seven, and it is usually the easiest one for a vendor to […] -
Your Vendor’s “We Don’t Train On Your Data” Promise Is a Sentence, Not A Data Architecture
Why the real exposure in generative, predictive, and agentic AI contracts lives in fine-tuning, logs, and retrieval, not in the one line everyone quotes back to legal Every procurement team has now heard the sentence. A vendor says it, a sales deck repeats it, and somebody on the buying side writes it into the approval memo as if it closes the risk. It doesn't. ”We don't train on your data” answers one question out of at least seven, and it is usually the easiest one for a vendor to […] -
Federal Agencies Face New Security Tests in AI Procurement
When it comes to AI procurement, federal agencies must prioritize cybersecurity over speed to avoid potentially disastrous consequences, especially when AI systems are tied to critical infrastructure. Compromising on security can have far-reaching and devastating impacts.
#AiProcurement #Cybersecurity #CriticalInfrastructure #FederalAgencies #GovernmentTechnology
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Meet Diella from Albania, the world’s first AI-made minister | Technology News https://www.byteseu.com/1374274/ #AIGovernmentOfficial #AIInPolitics #AIMinister #AIProcurement #Albania #AlbaniaAIMinister #ArtificialIntelligenceGovernment #DiellaAI #DigitalMinisterAlbania #EdiRamaAI #FirstAIMinisterInTheWorld
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#AI #AIProcurement: "On September 14, 2023, EPIC published its first in-depth look into state AI procurement: Outsourced & Automated.
Across the country, state and local governments are experimenting with AI tools that outsource important government decisions to private companies, all without public input or oversight. These systems assign children to schools, inform medical decisions about patients, impact policing decisions about where to patrol and whom to target, and determine who receives public benefits. And they are all developed and operated by private companies like Deloitte, Thomson Reuters, and LexisNexis.
Since 2021, EPIC has been investigating the ways that state agencies procure AI systems. Building on the contracts and records we discovered, this report sheds light on the oft-forgotten world of government AI procurement. It not only highlights the variety of AI systems embedded in state government, but also the major companies behind many of the most common government AI systems."
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#AI #AIProcurement: "On September 14, 2023, EPIC published its first in-depth look into state AI procurement: Outsourced & Automated.
Across the country, state and local governments are experimenting with AI tools that outsource important government decisions to private companies, all without public input or oversight. These systems assign children to schools, inform medical decisions about patients, impact policing decisions about where to patrol and whom to target, and determine who receives public benefits. And they are all developed and operated by private companies like Deloitte, Thomson Reuters, and LexisNexis.
Since 2021, EPIC has been investigating the ways that state agencies procure AI systems. Building on the contracts and records we discovered, this report sheds light on the oft-forgotten world of government AI procurement. It not only highlights the variety of AI systems embedded in state government, but also the major companies behind many of the most common government AI systems."
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#AI #AIProcurement: "On September 14, 2023, EPIC published its first in-depth look into state AI procurement: Outsourced & Automated.
Across the country, state and local governments are experimenting with AI tools that outsource important government decisions to private companies, all without public input or oversight. These systems assign children to schools, inform medical decisions about patients, impact policing decisions about where to patrol and whom to target, and determine who receives public benefits. And they are all developed and operated by private companies like Deloitte, Thomson Reuters, and LexisNexis.
Since 2021, EPIC has been investigating the ways that state agencies procure AI systems. Building on the contracts and records we discovered, this report sheds light on the oft-forgotten world of government AI procurement. It not only highlights the variety of AI systems embedded in state government, but also the major companies behind many of the most common government AI systems."
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#AI #AIProcurement: "On September 14, 2023, EPIC published its first in-depth look into state AI procurement: Outsourced & Automated.
Across the country, state and local governments are experimenting with AI tools that outsource important government decisions to private companies, all without public input or oversight. These systems assign children to schools, inform medical decisions about patients, impact policing decisions about where to patrol and whom to target, and determine who receives public benefits. And they are all developed and operated by private companies like Deloitte, Thomson Reuters, and LexisNexis.
Since 2021, EPIC has been investigating the ways that state agencies procure AI systems. Building on the contracts and records we discovered, this report sheds light on the oft-forgotten world of government AI procurement. It not only highlights the variety of AI systems embedded in state government, but also the major companies behind many of the most common government AI systems."
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#AI #AIProcurement: "On September 14, 2023, EPIC published its first in-depth look into state AI procurement: Outsourced & Automated.
Across the country, state and local governments are experimenting with AI tools that outsource important government decisions to private companies, all without public input or oversight. These systems assign children to schools, inform medical decisions about patients, impact policing decisions about where to patrol and whom to target, and determine who receives public benefits. And they are all developed and operated by private companies like Deloitte, Thomson Reuters, and LexisNexis.
Since 2021, EPIC has been investigating the ways that state agencies procure AI systems. Building on the contracts and records we discovered, this report sheds light on the oft-forgotten world of government AI procurement. It not only highlights the variety of AI systems embedded in state government, but also the major companies behind many of the most common government AI systems."