NEWS IN BRIEF: AI/ML FRESH UPDATES

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Unveiling AI Behavior: Business Risks Revealed

Agentic AI poses new challenges for developers in ensuring alignment with human intent and societal norms. These advanced systems can strategize and execute long-term covert strategies, requiring novel approaches to safety and alignment.

Unraveling the Mystery of Kernel Functions

Dealing with varying vocabulary in machine learning, the Gaussian kernel measures vector similarity. Inconsistencies in notation pose a challenge for understanding kernel functions in research and applications.

Choosing the Right Data Career Path

From QA engineer to data analytics self-taught expert, navigating the blurred lines of data roles in a fast-evolving tech world. Exploring the real differences between data roles through a fictional quick-commerce startup, Quikee, and its data needs.

Unveiling Risks of Wrapper-Based AI Agents

Feel-Write, an AI-powered journaling app, raises concerns about trust in AI systems handling sensitive data, prompting a shift towards stronger data governance and accountability. The rush to integrate AI tools often overlooks the importance of trust, highlighting the need for responsible decision-making in building with AI, especially when dealing with personal information.

Data Job Success: 5 Tips for 2025

Breaking into the tech world is challenging due to fierce competition, but standing out with niche job search techniques can boost your chances. Utilize advanced search methods like Boolean search on platforms like LinkedIn to discover specific job opportunities quickly.

AI Factory Cybersecurity by NVIDIA

NVIDIA introduces DOCA Argus for AI factory cybersecurity, offering real-time threat detection without impacting performance. Collaboration with Cisco delivers a Secure AI Factory architecture for scalable, secure AI deployment.

Design meets code: Creative collaborations

MIT MAD Fellow Alexander Htet Kyaw combines AI, AR, and robotics to revolutionize online furniture shopping with Curator AI. His innovations have the potential to transform how we interact with our environment and simplify complex processes.