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TrustyAI - an open source project looking to solve AI’s bias [Ed: Red Hat as a clown/cloud of hype and buzzwords, framed as "ethical"]
The next decade will see giant leaps forward in 5G, edge computing, enterprise Linux and plenty of other areas. As organizations look at the opportunities ahead, they must weigh both the opportunities and the risks.
One such exciting area is artificial intelligence (AI). As the tools and methodologies advance, many organizations are looking to use AI to improve business efficiencies, bring innovation to customers faster, gain actionable market insights and more. However, the rush to put AI in place without always knowing what it can be used for, or how to use it, can lead to problems with the systems and the data itself. We have heard many stories of when AI makes the "wrong" decision due to built-in biases, and in some cases, the outcome can be life or death.
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KRZN drives digital transformation with SUSE Rancher
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EasyOS: Fast first-time bootup
I posted that if booted on a very cheap flash-stick, there will be a considerable delay while 'easy.sfs' is copied from the boot-partition to the working-partition.
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Enterprise Linux Security Episode 31 - How NOT to Research Security - Invidious
A "researcher" with a screen name of "Sockpuppets" decides to demonstrate how insecure some specific online resources are, in the worst way possible.
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WP Briefing: Episode 33: Some Important Questions from WCEU
In the thirty-third episode of the WordPress Briefing, hear Josepha Haden Chomphosy recap important questions from WordCamp Europe, and a selection of Contributor Day interviews.
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Envoy Proxy Unveils Envoy Gateway For North-South Traffic
First off, for those unfamiliar, Envoy Proxy is an open source cloud-native proxy. It was initially designed at Lyft and was then released as OSS in 2016. Envoy has been instrumental to the proliferation of service mesh; it’s the sidecar proxy at the heart of Istio and other service meshes.
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