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Today we take a quick look at a technology that is changing the whole world. Some of the change is even good! Technoscreed is the newsletter of science and technology humor that anyone can understand. Laugh and learn! https://lnkd.in/ghm87prM

AI is making big promises in GRC. 🙏 Could complete autonomous compliance audits be in the near future? Ed Zitron, in a recent Factually interview, said to think of AI like a word or concept calculator: you input data, and you might get something useful. Just because AI mimics human writing doesn't mean it will replace writers, and realistic AI videos don't mean all entertainment will be AI-generated. Many companies feel forced to say they are AI and are rebranding regular features. For instance, in GRC: ✅ Compliance Checklists are now "AI compliance assistants." 🧰 Policy Management is now "AI-managed policy enforcement." 📊 Dashboards are now "AI-powered insights." 🤖 Vendor Management is now "AI vendor compliance monitoring." 📝 Document Review is now "AI-powered document review." This makes it easy to overlook the reality of the product—this is the AI hype bubble at large. If the AI bubble bursts or new regulations around AI in GRC are imposed, changing how AI is used, let's not put all our eggs in one basket. There are many useful applications of AI in GRC automation, but GRC isn’t just about paperwork and checklists. 📢 It's about fostering a culture of accountability, transparency, and proactive risk management—AI can't build company culture or replace the human elements essential to GRC. Let’s be cautious about the promises of AI and focus on how it can truly complement GRC teams.

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It's awesome to see so much interest in knowledge graphs today. Getting lots of DMs about the topic. Everyone should be reading Mike Dillinger, PhD awesome series of blog posts to get acquainted with the technology and the theory!

https://lnkd.in/diyM7VN The Staudinger Reaction - an overview and some recently published methods

Thanking Kirk Offel and team for the insightful chat about my background and industry trends. Looking forward to future discussions as the market evolves rapidly. Watch the conversation here:

Here is an interesting post about our latest update.

Screening fragment libraries should be cost-effective and give you reliable data with low false positive rates, so you can quickly decide on which fragments to develop — but current screening methods often fall short. Join Nathan Adams to learn how Dianthus with Spectral Shift technology compares to current methods, and how it gives you confidence and momentum when screening fragment libraries: https://lnkd.in/gSQWTFuJ

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