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Give 75 students a similar assignment using generative AI and you might expect reasonably similar results. That wasn't the experience of Mary Osborne, Senior Product Manager for Natural Language Processing at SAS, who also teaches computational linguistics at Duke University. During her presentation at SAS Innovate, Osborne shared how a
The next phase in AI agent development may be shaped less by what we add than by what we learn to remove. We expect agent development to shift from building systems that can complete a task to systematically proving how well they do it and at what cost. Organizations will
A government entity may use data from several departments, infrastructure from one provider and an AI model from another. But when the resulting decision affects the public, responsibility does not divide as neatly as the technology does. For government organizations, control over digital sovereignty is best understood as retaining the