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  • The Risks of AI in I&R Part 2

    The Risks of AI in I&R Part 2

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    Greg Bloom
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    This is the second post in a series about the Risks and Opportunities of AI in I&R. My first post considered the long, disappointing history of “algorithmic technologies” in human service sectors.  In this post, we’ll examine the specific kind of … Continue reading →

  • The Risks of AI in I&R – Part 1

    The Risks of AI in I&R – Part 1

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    Greg Bloom
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    Last month I presented at the 2024 Inform USA Grand Gathering in Grand Rapids Michigan, and my session – the Risks of AI in I&R – was probably the most popular I’ve delivered in 10 years of these conferences. So I’ll relay a summary here, in a series of posts. Continue reading →

  • I&R’s big opportunity with AI

    I&R’s big opportunity with AI

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    Neil McKechnie @ Yanzio
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    Since the release of ChatGPT in November 2022, our world has been ignited with the possibilities and dangers of this new breed of AI, called Generative Artificial Intelligence (Gen AI). While there are a number of ways to use Gen AI for text, audio, images and video, today I’ll focus on the Large Language Models…