Edge AI: Architects, Keep Edging! Even after the Skiing Season
The current slalom between insecurity, logistics, and volatile energy/material/component supplies, is adding momentum to resource-efficient computing and green AI. Moreover, a recent video presentation by Amazon points out that up to 90% of the infrastructure costs for developing and running ML apps is inference. Train it sometimes, run it a lot of times In plain […]
What CoViD-research can learn from IT architects & AI, and vice versa
Microcommunities (by WHO and ECDC) and Microservices (in SOA). Spread of Corona virus and Internet virus. Public safety and data security. Organizational learning and machine learning. An ever-growing list. The devil is in the detail That is, the Joker is the combination of cross-cutting issues and (unpredictable) behavior. So, dear EU and UN, your IT-architects […]
3 x ML in Public Health and Care
Health, pharma, and care expose Machine Learning to yet another stress test in practice, which adds another vital quality attribute to architects’ QA-list (along with explainability, security, safety, accuracy, etc.) – privacy-friendly ML. Three current examples from the health realm 1. Most public authorities worldwide are using outdated analytics tools in forecasting and warning. Canadian […]
What’s wrong with repairs?
That’s a question, let go just a rhetoric one. Copy-pasting most of what I wrote in this Swedish article in Ny Teknik, 7½ years back, would still work: since then, rather few business-to-consumer industries have replaced the disposable-product mentality, poor quality, and short product lifecycles. But, it’s finally turning.
Yet another AI language you miss in your CV? 4 reasons why it will matter less and less.
It never hurts, but it varies how helpful a (fairly) new programming or script language is. From more or less a prerequisite in R&D and platform-vendor firms, to a nice-to-have CV footnote in mainstream businesses that rather emphasize extended SQL, analytics, data architecture, and automated ML platform/s.
3 AI seminarier som Angick Arkitekter
Tre bara i Stockholm, på knappt två veckor. En maraton, eller rentav på väg till marigt? Utbudet av seminarier kring AI (snarare än inom) lever upp till standarddefinitionen ”AI är sådant som var omöjligt igår”. Under 90-talets kalla ”AI-vinter” hade nämligen även tre seminarier på två år varit rena miraklet.
Leveled up: Auditability of AI and Machine Learning
Architects and many others remember the tightrope walk between flexibility/performance and testability/predictability/V&V in systems with many run-time parameters, or parallelism, or late binding time ranging from polymorphism to SOA-UDDI and ad-hoc computing. Now, it’s leveled up by ML (machine learning).
Modellering med arkitektambitioner: men vilken?
Hos Informator hittar du dels en kurs i Agil Modellering, T2715, dels en i Avancerad Modellering, T2716, förutom att UML diagram också används i ett par arkitekturkurser.
Architects beware: 60 years since Dartmouth
Many R&D-intensive industries experienced an initial period of teething troubles, about six decades between their seminal events and their commercial breakthrough, followed by exponential growth.
Auditability and V&V in the era of Machine Learning are worth a close review…
Developers, more often than architects, tend to get frustrated by declarative programming, because it boosts expressive power at the cost of less testability.