Red Hat Official Fluff
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Red Hat Official ☛ Bridging the AI Skills gap: Red Hat’s collaboration with Teens in AI [Ed: Red Hat selling crackpot junk and Ponzi scheme under the guise of "education" and "skills"; what is the goal, teaching kids to cheat?]
This rapid growth of interest and adoption of AI technologies brings challenges. That same research showed that 71% of IT managers said AI was one of the top skills gaps they will have over the next 12-18 months that will likely limit their cloud adoption ambitions.
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Red Hat Official ☛ Evolving IT and embracing AI [Ed: More irrational buzzwords and a circus of sheer hype, not tech]
In the acclaimed book The Phoenix Project by Gene Kim, Kevin Behr and George Spafford, readers meet Brent Geller, the quintessential overburdened IT engineer. Brent is brilliant, the go-to resource when systems fail and the ultimate problem solver. However, his indispensable knowledge turns him into a bottleneck, stalling progress and limiting innovation. Sound familiar?
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Red Hat Official ☛ The ethics of open and public AI: Balancing transparency and safety [Ed: Openwashing a scam, a hype, and fake/false marketing. Red Hat stooping low these days.]
This article examines the ethical considerations surrounding open and public AI, and explores how transparency and collaboration can coexist with robust safety measures to ensure responsible innovation while minimizing risks.
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Red Hat Official ☛ Top 5 edge computing challenges solved by Red Hat OpenShift observability [Ed: They go nowhwere with buzzwords like "edge computing"]
Edge locations often operate with limited computing resources (CPU, memory, storage, network throughput), making it challenging to implement comprehensive monitoring solutions without impacting application performance. OpenShift observability tackles this through lightweight, OpenTelemetry-based components that minimize resource consumption while delivering essential insights. This approach provides effective monitoring without compromising edge application performance or driving up operational costs.