Tag: LLM
Why Generic AI Models Fall Short for Root Cause Analysis
Bringing together the power of LLMs (for conversational troubleshooting) with ML purpose-built for root cause analysis gives your team the best of both worlds ...
Shreds.AI Launches LLM Platform Trained for Software Engineering
Shreds.AI today unveiled a namesake generative artificial intelligence (AI) platform based on a large language model (LLM) it trained to specifically automate software engineering tasks ...
Tricentis Taps Generative AI to Automate Application Testing
Tricentis is adding AI assistants to make it simpler for DevOps teams to create tests ...
To Devin or Not to Devin?
Cognition Labs' Devin is creating a lot of buzz in the industry, but John Willis urges organizations to proceed with caution ...
Pilot or Telephone Operator? Forecasts of Software Developer Demise Are Absurd
AI will profoundly change the software engineering profession, but those changes will mostly drive inventive and capable developers to greater innovation ...
Using LLMs to Automate Pipeline Conversions From Legacy to Tekton
There have been many technological advancements in the market today, but the main hindrance is the cumbersome process of switching from the existing technology/framework to the new one. This is where teams ...
Google De-Recruits 100s of Recruiters ¦ ARM Valued at $45½B in IPO
Richi Jennings | | ai, AI assistant, ARM, artificial intelligence, bad recruiting, Code Assistant, DevOps hiring, google, hiring, hiring process, IPO, lay-offs, layoffs, LLM, LLMs, recruiters, Recruiting, recruitment, SoftBank, tech layoffs, tech recruiting, technical recruiting, The Long ViewIn this week’s #TheLongView: Google fires hundreds of recruiters, and ARM gets a sky-high valuation ...
Steady On. We Still Have a Job to Do
Don Macvittie | | ai, app development, appsec, Generated code, generative AI, java, JavaScript, LLM, ml, security, testing, XMLAI-generated change is not significantly different than the last couple decades where change has become IT’s constant companion ...
IBM LLM AI: COBOL to Java ASAP ¦ ARM IPO is GO!
Richi Jennings | | ai, AI assistant, ARM, artificial intelligence, COBOL, Code Assistant, CodeNet, DevOps and mainframes, Devops for legacy, DevOps for mainframe, DevOps on mainframe, ibm, IPO, java, Java EE, legacy, legacy applications, legacy apps, legacy code, legacy environment, legacy IT, legacy mainframe applications, legacy modernization, Legacy Software, legacy system, legacy systems, LLM, LLMs, mainframe, mainframe computers, mainframe developer, mainframe developers, mainframe development, mainframe modernization, SoftBank, The Long ViewIn this week’s #TheLongView: Translating legacy COBOL code to a slightly more modern language, and Arm will go public (again) next month ...
Using Generative AI for Issue Remediation and Software Reliability
Generative AI offers SRE teams a way to automate and streamline error investigation and remediation, making it more intelligent, focused and efficient ...
AI ‘is Getting Worse’ ¦ AI ‘Will Lose India Jobs’ (Probably Isn’t ¦ Probably Won’t)
Richi Jennings | | ai, artificial intellegence, ChatGPT, generative AI, India, large language model, LLM, LLMs, machine learning, microsoft, ml, OpenAI, outsourcing, Stability AI, Stable Diffusion, The Long View, training modelsIn this week’s #TheLongView, a conundrum: On the one hand, researchers say ChatGPT is losing the plot; and on the other, outsourced coding jobs in India will be replaced by AI ...
Forking RHEL! Oracle and SUSE Join the Fight ¦ Silverman Sues AI Firms
Richi Jennings | | ai, CentOS, commercial open source, Ethics in Open Source Development, Fedora, free software, generative AI, gpl, ibm, large language model, legal, legal issues, LGPL, license, licensing, linux, LLM, LLMs, open source, open source code, open source community, open source development, open source ecosystem, open source licensing, Oracle, red hat, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Red Hat Linux, rhel, software licensing, SUSE, The Long View, training modelsIn this week’s #TheLongView: SUSE announces a Red Hat Enterprise Linux fork after Oracle said a similar thing, and Sarah Silverman says OpenAI and Meta have stolen her words ...
