How I’m mapping enterprise AI risk
As part of an AI transformation effort, I’ve been mapping the enterprise AI market. For risk, three layers are becoming clear: AI governance, agent identity, and content trust.
As part of an AI transformation effort, I’ve been mapping the enterprise AI market. For risk, three layers are becoming clear: AI governance, agent identity, and content trust.
I’m testing open-source IoT platforms for a small IoT toy project. Here are three platforms I found interesting and where I’m starting.
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Industrial AI has plenty of sensor data, but some of the most important context still lives in people's experience. The challenge is capturing that knowledge before it disappears.
Customers are often right about the pain they feel, but not necessarily about the best solution. Good product teams work backward from the request to the underlying problem.
AI predictions create value only when they lead to decisions, actions, and feedback. Predictive maintenance taught me that the real product is what happens next.
AI is advancing quickly, but robots still face constraints in actuation, energy, sensing, mechanics, and the physical world itself.
What I learned going from AI to industrial IoT and back to AI.