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Harnessing the Power of Large Language Models For Economic and Social Good: 4 Case Studies
This blog post, the second in a series, outlines four case studies, that explore the potential of large language models, such as ChatGPT, and explores their limitations and future uses.
• By Matthew Walsh, Dominic A. Ross, Clarence Worrell, Alejandro Gomez
In Artificial Intelligence Engineering
Harnessing the Power of Large Language Models For Economic and Social Good: Foundations
This blog post explores the capabilities and limitations of large language models.
• By Matthew Walsh, Dominic A. Ross, Clarence Worrell, Alejandro Gomez
In Artificial Intelligence Engineering
Synergy Among Engineering Disciplines: Software, Cybersecurity, and AI
This post reviews the origins and interactions of the software, cybersecurity, and AI engineering disciplines and posits how their interrelationships would contribute to the intelligent systems of the future.
• By Paul Nielsen
In Software Engineering Research and Development
3 Activities for Making Software Secure by Design
Understanding key principles, roadblocks, and accelerators can shift the secure software development paradigm.
• By Carol Woody, Robert Schiela
In Cybersecurity Engineering
The Need for Quantum Software Architecture
This post explores concerns software architects are likely to have when integrating quantum components into their systems.
• By Daniel Justice, Andrew O. Mellinger
In Quantum Computing
Product Management’s Role in Software: A Fool’s Game or an Evolving Adventure?
Understanding the origins and intentions behind software product management is a key enabler to success.
• By Judy Hwang
In Software Engineering Research and Development
Netflow in the Era of EDR and Cloud: Helicopter Parenting for Your Network
Despite well-defined security policies, technical safeguards, and extensive user education, people still make mistakes and adversaries still succeed. A similar situation exists in raising children.
• By Daniel Ruef
In Situational Awareness
Extending Agile and DevSecOps to Improve Efforts Tangential to Software Product Development
The modern software engineering practices of Agile and DevSecOps have revolutionized the practice of software engineering. This blog post explores use of these practices in capability delivery and business mission.
• By David Sweeney, Lyndsi A. Hughes
In DevSecOps
A Repository of Common Penetration-Testing Weaknesses
Penetration testing is an important step in identifying weaknesses in an organization’s IT infrastructure. This post introduces a penetration-testing findings repository now publicly available on GitHub.
• By Marisa Midler, Samantha Chaves
Using Game Theory to Advance the Quest for Autonomous Cyber Threat Hunting
This SEI Blog post describes an effort to apply game theory to the development of algorithms suitable for informing a fully autonomous threat hunting capability and introduces the concept of …
• By Phil Groce
In Cybersecurity Engineering
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- Enterprise Risk and Resilience Management
- Insider Threat
- Quantum Computing
- Reverse Engineering for Malware Analysis
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- Software Engineering Research and Development
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