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by acdha
1003 days ago
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The second clause covers that: this isn’t an AI problem, just as it wasn’t a big data problem when the same kinda of things happened a decade ago. It’s a problem caused when you set up something new outside of what the organization is used to and have people without appropriate training asked to make security decisions: I’d bet that this work was being done by people who were used to the academic style, blending personal and corporate use on the same device, etc. and simply weren’t thinking of this class of problem. The description sounds a lot like the grad students & postdocs I used to support – you’d see some dude with Steam on his workstation because it faster than his laptop and since he was in the lab 70 hours a week anyway, why not 90? The challenge for organizations is figuring out how to support research projects and other experiments without opening themselves up to this kind of problem or stymieing R&D. |
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