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The technology behind OpenAI’s fiction-writing, fake-news-spewing AI, explained
Last Thursday (Feb. 14), the nonprofit research firm OpenAI released a new language model capable of generating convincing passages of prose. So convincing, in fact, that the researchers have refrained from open-sourcing the code, in hopes of stalling its potential weaponization…
IBM Takes Watson AI to AWS, Google, Azure
IBM is leveraging Kubernetes to enable its Watson AI to run on public clouds AWS, Google, and Microsoft Azure. The move signals a shift in strategy for IBM. Cloud computing has made a lot of technology more accessible, and artificial…
TaylorMade IT Spin-Off Taps Cloud Database
When TaylorMade Golf spun off from Adidas, it had to separate all its operations, including IT, and used the opportunity to try the Oracle Autonomous Database. Sometimes breaking up, though hard to do, can be the best decision. That’s true…
AI is reinventing the way we invent
Regina Barzilay’s office at MIT affords a clear view of the Novartis Institutes for Biomedical Research. Amgen’s drug discovery group is a few blocks beyond that. Until recently, Barzilay, one of the world’s leading researchers in artificial intelligence, hadn’t given…
How to run Python in R
As much as I love R, it’s clear that Python is also a great language—both for data science and general-purpose computing. And there can be good reasons an R user would want to do some things in Python. Maybe it’s…
Java thread sanitizer project proposed once again
Java developers would be clued in to race conditions in their projects, if a thread sanitizer proposed comes to fruition. Project Tsan, proposed in the OpenJDK community, would explore and incubate a thread-sanitizing feature that would be integrated into the…
What cloud computing can learn from good BBQ
You can’t beat good BBQ. As long as I’ve been eating, I’ve loved the taste of BBQ cooked correctly, and I’ve loved the science of getting BBQ right, no matter brisket, ribs, pulled pork, or chicken. (Vegans may want to…
BrandPost: Achieving the Best QoE: Performance Libraries Accelerate Code Execution
The increasing consumerization of IT means that even staid business applications like accounting need to have the performance and ease of use of popular consumer apps. For many organizations, performance has taken a back burner to functionality. Fortunately, developers now…
Next.js 8 now supports serverless apps
Next.js, a framework for building server-rendered apps with JavaScript and the React UI library, adds serverless computing capabilities as part of its new Version 8. Next.js 8 enables serverless deployment, in which applications are split into smaller parts, or lambdas,…
Myth or Matter: Is There a DevOps Talent Shortage?
Enterprises that hold out to hire DevOps unicorns may be overlooking worthwhile workers who are already available. Change often requires adding new skills to the team, but the search for the perfect, ideal engineer can become an exercise in frustration.…
Are Your Metrics Real?
The Internet is not fake, but protecting the value derived from online activity must account for social engineering. Here’s why. In an interview for Inc. magazine, former venture capitalist and Reddit CEO Ellen Pao said, “We’re only starting to find…
How to choose the right data visualization tools for your apps
If you develop applications that present data to users, you’re likely to have requirements to present a graph, chart, dashboard, or other data visualization embedded in the application. This capability not only helps users better understand the data and discover…
Parcel bundler: Production builds and best practices
Over the past couple of weeks I’ve been playing around with Parcel, the zero-configuration web application bundler. I had a few issues with automagical dependency management, but for the most part Parcel has been a delight. This week we’ll look…
What’s new in Google’s Go Version 1.12
Version 1.12 of Google’s Go language (Golang) is now available as a release candidate, with changes in the implementation of the toolchain, runtime, and libraries. Go Version 1.12 is due for a production release in February 2019. Where to download…
The New Workforce: 3 Tactics to Secure your Digital Future
Both individual employees and their employers need to take action to prepare for a future where people increasingly work alongside machines. Automation and artificial intelligence technologies are posing a peculiar challenge to workforce management. On the one hand, they are…
Tightening the Belt on Excess Spending for Cloud
Migration to the cloud is part of many transformation plans but it can spiral into expenses that could be avoided. Image: bluebay2014 – stock.adobe.com The race to leverage cloud architecture and services to their fullest has some experts cautioning that…